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Brand  ·  Press kit

Logos, colors, and how to use them.

Everything you need to represent Mentors Fund correctly — view, download, and go. Vector files available on request.

The logo.

Two versions: color for light backgrounds, white for dark backgrounds and photography.

Mentors Fund logo, color
Primary logo — color
PNG · transparent · for light backgrounds
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Mentors Fund logo, white
Primary logo — white
PNG · transparent · for dark backgrounds
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The mark

Mentors Fund mark, color
Mark — color
PNG · transparent
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Mentors Fund mark, white
Mark — white
PNG · transparent
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Mentors Fund mark, slate
Mark — slate
PNG · transparent · one-color uses
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The colors.

Tap any swatch to copy its hex value.

Web typeface: Hanken Grotesk (Google Fonts, open source) · Documents & decks: Calibri.

House rules.

Do

  • Use color on light, white on dark — or on photography with strong contrast.
  • Give it room — clear space around the logo of at least the height of the mark's tallest bar.
  • Keep it legible — no smaller than 120px wide for the logo, 24px tall for the mark.

Don't

  • Recolor, stretch, rotate, or add effects — shadows and gradients included.
  • Place the color logo on dark or busy backgrounds — that's what the white version is for.
  • Redraw or retype it — always use the files above.

Need vector files (SVG/EPS), co-branding lockups, or anything else? oc@mentors.fund

Mentors Fund is a seed-stage venture capital firm. The information on this page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security, or personalized investment advice. Any offering — including the Rolling Fund and syndicate SPVs — is made solely through definitive offering documents on AngelList, available to eligible investors, which you must review in full. References to prior company acquisitions are historical facts and are not indicative of future results. Investing in early-stage companies involves substantial risk, including illiquidity and the possible loss of all invested capital.