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LOGO THE MARK The logo is a specially designed ConocoPhillips Brand image that should never be manipulated or recreated Quick Guide • The mark should never be shown alone LOGOTYPE without “ConocoPhillips”. “Building a strong ConocoPhillips brand is • The logotype should never be recreated with a font. critical to the ongoing success of our business. • Maintain clear space around all sides of the Audrey Henderson Account Manager, Creative Services ConocoPhillips Company 925 N. Eldridge Parkway Our brand shapes our reputation, which earns Houston, TX 77079 logo. Clear space is equal to the height of the ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER AUTHORIZATION AGREEMENT “h” in the logo. us our social license to operate. VENDOR INFORMATION ” VENDOR NAME (“VENDOR”) CONOCOPHILLIPS VENDOR NUMBER • Minimum logo size is 1.25” in print or 125px REMIT TO ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP — RYAN LANCE, CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ACCOUNTING / EFT CONTACT NAME TELEPHONE FAX NUMBER on-screen. IRS TAXPAYER ID (FEIN) NACHA PAYMENT FORMAT (PLEASE CHECK SELECTION): FAX NUMBER FOR REMITTANCE ADVICE (CCD CTX _____ (No payment advice from ConocoPhillips) CCD _____ (Payment advice from ConocoPhillips) OPTION ONLY): • Logotype should be white on darker CTX FORMAT TRANSMITS REMITTANCE DETAIL VIA EDI, CCD DOES NOT E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR REMITTANCE ADVICE (CCD OPTION ONLY): backgrounds and black on lighter Above named Vendor hereby authorizes ConocoPhillips Company and subsidiaries of ConocoPhillips Company (collectively, “ConocoPhillips”) to originate Automated Clearing House electronic funds transfer (EFT) credit entries to Vendor's account, as Audrey Henderson ConocoPhillips Company Account Manager SP1-18-S055 SPIRIT ONE indicated below, for payment of goods and/or services. Creative Services 925 North Eldridge Parkway Houston, Texas 77079 backgrounds. When required, the logo can [email protected] United States BANKING INFORMATION phone 281.293.2216 cell +1-346-229-7546 BANK NAME BANK ROUTING NUMBER BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER be all one-color white or black. ADDRESS PHONE BANK ACCOUNT TYPE Money CHECKING _______ SAVINGS _______ MKT ______ BRAND CENTER CITY STATE ZIP BANK CONTACT NAME Standard Company Forms Software/Sharepoint Sites Stationery Vendor acknowledges and agrees that the terms and conditions of all agreements with ConocoPhillips concerning the method and Visit www.conocophillips.com/news-media/brand to download: timing of payments for goods and services shall be amended as provided herein. Vendors whose previous payments were remitted via check will receive funds via ACH three (3) calendar days after due date on invoice. If payment date falls on a weekend or holiday, funds will be deposited the following business day. Vendor shall be responsible for any loss which may arise by reason of any error, mistake or fraud regarding the information • Full brand and facilities guidelines Vendor has provided in this agreement. Vendor may change any portion of the information provided under Bank Information by giving at least thirty (30) days written • Logo and templates notice to ConocoPhillips at the address shown below. This authority shall remain in effect until fifteen (15) days after Financial Institution, at address shown above, and ConocoPhillips, at address shown below, have received written cancellation from Vendor. Notice of cancellation shall in no way affect credit or debit entries initiated prior to actual receipt and processing of notice. Vendor understands that ConocoPhillips may suspend this Agreement at any time. 1.25" The online order center for Business Stationery can be accessed via By signing this Authorization, Vendor in no way relinquishes any legal right to dispute any item. Minimum size Vendor Authorization: The Mark and our brand center in the coming weeks. ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ _______________ Authorized Name Authorized Signature Title Date Please return this form along with a voided check (if applicable) to your ConocoPhillips representative below: ConocoPhillips Company Attn: Matching Gifts/Volunteer Grants BRAND REVIEW Branded600 N. Dairy Wearables/PPE Ashford Facilities Signage Preferred logo colors Alternative (if required) Houston, TX 77079 Email Scott Stone and Audrey Henderson at Fax to 281-293-2722 or scan and email to: [email protected] For ConocoPhillips Internal Use Date: Time: Contact Name: Title: [email protected] for: TYPOGRAPHYContact’s Phone Number: Contact’s Email Address: Contact Attempts: Bank Detail Change: Payment Method Change: • Required approval of all branded materials (such as logos on Email Sent: Email Received: User ID: 4-1427 OL, 8-15 software applications, visuals for the field or corporate offices, PRIMARY TYPEFACE PC SYSTEM TYPEFACE Primary Brand Typeface: facilities signage, internal/external communications, etc.). Myriad Pro Light Calibri Light Myriad Pro Myriad Pro Myriad Pro Light Italic Calibri Calibri Regular • Questions regarding the brand or facilities guidelines and help Myriad Pro Regular Calibri Regular Italic • Use Myriad Pro whenever possible including Myriad Pro Regular Italic Calibri Bold with design projects. Myriad Pro Semibold Calibri Bold Italic (but not limited to) facilities, field and office Myriad Pro Semibold Italic signage as well as any materials using Adobe Myriad Pro Black or similar professional design software. OUR COMPANY NAME Myriad Pro Black Italic • Do not use Myriad Pro Condensed. Keep these tips in mind when referring to ConocoPhillips: Recommended Email Signature • ConocoPhillips should always be shown as one word with no space PC System Typeface: Calibri between Conoco and Phillips. • Use Calibri when Myriad Pro is not available, • Refrain from referring to the company as Conoco, Phillips or COP specifically when using Microsoft Office (unless expressly referring to our NYSE stock ticker). (Powerpoint, Word, Outlook, Excel, etc.). • The first and the seventh letter of ConocoPhillips should always be capitalized. Facilities Signage PowerPoint Template BRAND COLORS BRAND CHECKLIST: PRIMARY SECONDARY TERTIARY Secondary and tertiary ConocoPhillips: ConocoPhillips Red Dark Red Blue colors should be used Are all mentions of ConocoPhillips fully spelled out (unless referring to the NYSE LOGO See pages 22-29 COLOR PALETTE See age IMAGERY See age PMS 485 PMS 2350 PMS 3005 as “assistants” to help Ticker Symbol: COP) and shown as one complete word? CMYK 0/100/100/0 CMYK 0/95/91/19 CMYK 100/40/2/0 Primary Palette Secondary Palette RGB 255/0/0* RGB 199/40/37 RGB 0/125/193 highlight key information Are the first and seventh letters of ConocoPhillips capitalized in every instance? HEX #FF0000 HEX #C72825 HEX #007DC1 ConocoPhillips Red Dark Orange Yellow Red • Tints or shades of these approved brand colors are not Logo: Gray Orange Green Is the full logo image shown (remember, the mark cannot be shown alone)? PMS 431 PMS 158 PMS 369 allowed. White CMYK 66/48/45/17 CMYK 0/62/95/0 CMYK 67/12/100/0 Is the logo proportionally true to its original form? RGB 99/169/69 • Avoid gradients and drop RGB 92/108/114 RGB 245/127/41 HEX #63A945 Is the correct color logo being used based on the background it is shown on? TYPOGRAPHY See pages 54-56 HEX #5C6C72 HEX #F57F29 shadows. Tertiary Palette Does the logo have “h” height clear space around all four sides? Dark Gray Black Yellow Blue Green Is the logo larger than 1.25” for print or 125px for digital material? PMS Black PMS 7548 CMYK 0/0/0/100 If using the logo for facilities signage, is it in line with the facilities guideline RGB 0/0/0 CMYK 0/22/100/0 HEX #000000 RGB 255/199/9 Black HEX #FFC705 requirements? Myriad Pro Font Family Color: ConocoPhillips Overview ConocoPhillips Overview Worldwide Operations and Locations As of December 31, 2019 Fact Sheet—March 2020 Fact Sheet—March 2020 Are only approved brand colors used and without tints or shades? Kuparuk Barents Alpine Prudhoe Bay Sea Aasta Hansteen ConocoPhillips is one of the world’s largest independent exploration and production (E&P) * UNITED STATES – Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) Norwegian 2019 Production ALASKA Sea Heidrun companies. We explore for, produce, transport and market crude oil, bitumen, natural gas, natural CANADA NORWAY gas liquids and liquefied natural gas on a worldwide basis. As of Dec. 31, 2019, we had operations Alvheim Thousand Anchorage and activities in 17 countries. barrels of oil Montney Stavanger equivalent per day UNITED Surmont Are all colors solid without drop shadows or gradients? Greater Ekosk Area Operations are managed through six segments defined by geographic region: Alaska, Lower 1,348 KINGDOM North Sea 48, Canada, Europe and North Africa, Asia Pacific and Middle East, and Other International. Calgary NORTH AMERICA ConocoPhillips’ operating segments generally include a strong base of legacy production and 2019 Proved Reserves London EUROPE an inventory of low cost of supply investment opportunities. The company also pursues focused Bakken ASIA conventional and unconventional exploration that over time can add to its low cost of supply UNITED STATES – Billion Wyoming/ Caspian Uinta Basin LOWER48 Sea resource base. barrels of oil equivalent Beijing The company embraces its role in responsibly accessing, developing and producing oil and natural Pacific Ocean Bartlesville 5.3 Penglai JAPAN Anadarko Basin CHINA Are the primary brand colors predominantly but tastefully used? gas to help meet the world’s energy needs. ConocoPhillips has the technical capability
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