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Press kit
Logos, descriptions, the fact sheet and how to cite the National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. Everything here may be used for editorial coverage of NPHLA.
Logos

Primary logo
Full-colour logo for white and light backgrounds. PNG, 1200 × 351 px.

Primary logo — reverse
For dark or photographic backgrounds. PNG, 1200 × 351 px.

Compact lockup
Mark and wordmark, for web pages and slides. PNG, 917 × 240 px.

Compact lockup — reverse
For dark backgrounds. PNG, 917 × 240 px.

Mark
Square mark for avatars and small spaces. PNG, 512 × 512 px.

Wordmark
Lettering only, for tight horizontal spaces. PNG, 604 × 120 px.
Using the logo
- Use the files as supplied. Do not redraw, recolour, stretch, rotate or add effects.
- Use the full-colour versions on white or light backgrounds and the reverse versions on dark or photographic ones.
- Leave clear space around the logo at least as tall as the letters of the wordmark.
- Do not reproduce the primary logo narrower than 120 pixels (30 mm in print).
- On first reference, write “National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance (NPHLA)”; afterwards “NPHLA”.
Please don’t
- Use the logo to suggest that NPHLA endorses, sponsors, partners with or accredits a person, product or organization.
- Combine the logo with other marks to create a new lockup.
- Use the NPHLA Member mark: it belongs to members and is not a credential. See the Member mark guidelines.
Screenshots of NPHLA Intelligence and other material are available on request through the media request form.
Describing NPHLA
Use these as written. If you need a different length, ask the press office rather than writing new claims about the organization.
NPHLA is a professional membership and healthcare intelligence organization for pharmacy professionals and healthcare leaders.
The National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance (NPHLA) is a professional membership organization and healthcare intelligence platform for pharmacists, pharmacy teams and healthcare leaders. Every membership application is reviewed by NPHLA staff, membership can be verified publicly, and NPHLA Intelligence publishes source-linked briefings on pharmacy practice and regulation, metabolic medicine, medical aesthetics and healthcare technology.
The National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance (NPHLA) is a professional membership and healthcare intelligence organization serving pharmacy professionals, healthcare leaders and professionals working across pharmacy practice, regulation, metabolic medicine, medical aesthetics and healthcare technology. NPHLA reviews every membership application individually and offers public verification of membership. Through NPHLA Intelligence, it publishes daily professional briefings built from official records, research and industry reporting — every briefing linked to its sources and governed by published editorial standards. NPHLA also supports leadership development, professional learning and a community of practice.
Fact sheet
- Name
- National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance
- Short name
- NPHLA
- What it is
- NPHLA is a professional membership and healthcare intelligence organization for pharmacy professionals and healthcare leaders.
- Website
- nphla.com
- Subject areas
- Pharmacy practice · Pharmacy leadership · Drug compounding (503A and 503B) · Pharmacy regulation · GLP-1 and obesity medicine · Medical aesthetics · Healthcare technology
- Editorial standards
- Published policies for editorial standards, AI use and corrections.
The fact sheet lists only facts NPHLA has confirmed. Figures such as membership numbers are published only once verified.
Leadership and experts
Expert directoryProfiles are published once each person’s details have been verified and they have approved publication.
Press office
Media requests go to the NPHLA press office through our request form, so they reach the right person quickly.
We respond to media requests within one business day.
How to cite NPHLA
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance (NPHLA). nphla.com
When you cite an NPHLA Intelligence briefing, link to the briefing and to the official record it is based on — both are listed in its Source File.

