The ASA Certification Logos

Use the ASA certification logo to show your certification credentials and create value and competitive differentiation for yourself and your firm. Use them on your business cards, stationery, and social media presence.

ASA Certification Logos Include

• Certified Staffing Professional® (CSP®) logo
• Certified Search Consultant® (CSC®) logo
• Certified Health Care Staffing Professional® (CHP®) logo
• Technical Services Certified℠ (TSC℠) logo

By downloading any ASA graphics, you agree to abide by the terms of use.

American Staffing Association members are encouraged to use ASA’s logos, trademarks, and graphics to benefit from recognition of the association and its public services.

When using them, please note that the logos, trademarks, and graphics may not be redrawn or reset typographically. Elements of the logos, trademarks, or graphics may not be separated, rearranged, or altered in any way, and original height-to-width proportions (aspect ratios) must be maintained. Copyright and trademark symbols may not be deleted or altered.

Your permission to use ASA’s logos, trademarks, and graphics is revocable by ASA. The logos, trademarks, and graphics may not violate the rights of others or applicable law, or state or imply endorsement of your business or organization.

You agree that upon request from ASA, you shall forward to ASA samples of your use of the logos, trademarks, and graphics.

	Color	Black & White
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG
	EPS	EPS
	TIFF	TIFF
	JPEG	JPEG

File Application Guidelines

• EPS

  Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) files are considered the best quality for reproduction. They are vector-based, meaning they can be enlarged or reduced to any size without any loss of quality. These files are set up in Pantone (PMS) and CMYK color ranges. EPS files are most compatible with PostScript printers. (Best quality)
  

• TIFF

  Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) files are high-quality files that are suitable for printing purposes when EPS use is not possible. Although reduction of the image size produces acceptable results, enlarging the image will often result in some loss of quality. TIFFs are created in CMYK color formats. (High quality)
  

• JPEG

  Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG) files are most appropriate for Web and screen presentations. These logos are formatted with RGB color modes. High-resolution JPEGs can produce printer-quality reproductions, although it is best to confirm with your designer or printer. (Low quality)