Bain symbols

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When this arc is stretched
from its ends (select line
EXAMPLE
and drag yellow diamonds), Right Text left
the shape will continue to
draw a circle. It can be
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rotated and resized to middle middle
create a desired shape. ESTIMATE
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HYPOTHETICAL
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With
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Euro: XX% BOS

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Legend keys and web-safe color values
Legend Red Green Blue
Legend Light Blue 153 204 255
Legend Highlight
Gold 255 204 51
Legend colors
Orange 255 102 55
Legend
Legend
Legend Blue 0 102 204
Legend Rust 204 102 102
Legend
Charcoal 128 128 128
Legend
Green 51 153 102
Legend
Khaki 204 204 153
Pattern
Dark Blue 51 51 153
Pattern Multi-color Gray 190 190 190
Pattern palette
Olive 153 153 102
Pattern
No fill Purple 153 102 255
12% Gray Dark Green 51 102 51
25% Gray Brown 153 102 0
36% Gray Light Green 153 204 153
69% Gray Pink 255 153
BOS 153
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 Bain standards
Ampersand (&) Spell out; if company name has an ampersand, use the companys standard (e.g., Bain & Company
has a space vs. PG&E has no space)
Colon/semicolon Use two spaces after a colon; one space after semi-colons
Contractions Spell out contractions if space permits (dont = do not)
Hyphens Connect two unrelated phrases with a hyphen, $5-10M , 20-30%, 1-2B etc.
When writing a hyphenated word use a regular dash found on the keyboard with no spaces (value-added)
Use em-dash, e.g., Bain presentationsa poetic vision
Months Use only the first three letters of the month, no periods (Jan, Jun) unless space permits to spell it out
Nations Use periods when representing nations (U.S., U.K.)
Note and source Always singular regardless of how many notes and sources there are, two spaces after the colon
Numbers Spell out numbers one through ten within text, but not if they are percentages or dollar figures (1%, $9M)
Negative numbers are represented with dash (e.g., -$3M)
No space between the number and the letter representative ($10K, $24,000M, $5.6B)
Percents Spell out percent in text context unless there is a number beside it (2%)
Plurals For abbreviated plural use a lowercase s no apostrophe (CAGRs); use an apostrophe s when
abbreviation is possessive (ACs laptop)
Slashes (/) Spell out per in text context (days/month=days per month)
No space before or after slash
States No periods when abbreviating state names (CA, MD)
Versus Lower case letters followed by a period (vs.)

Widows Widows is when only one word is left on a line at the end of a text block; soft return (shift + enter) on
previous line if line from that text can bear it or has a short word which can join the widow

*Asterisks always before note and/or source; no space after the asterisk
Note: The note comes before the source; capitalize only the first letter of the first word; second line should line up under the first text
line for note, as shown; no period at end
BOS
Source: Capitalize First Letter of Major Words; Semi-Colons to Separate Sources; No Period at End
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