When designing and presenting parent and subsidiary companies, we need to think about how to properly display and layout their logos. The logo is a symbol of a company and should be properly displayed and printed so that people can quickly identify and understand the company's identity and brand.

First, we need to determine the size of the logo. Generally speaking, the size of the logo should be large enough so that people can see it clearly. The size of the logo varies according to the application scenario. For example, logos may be larger on billboards and smaller on business cards. Generally, we recommend setting the size of the logo to 10 mm x 10 mm.

Next, we need to determine how the logos are arranged. Generally, we place the logo in the top center or top left corner of the page. That's because these locations maximize attention and help people quickly understand the company's identity and brand.

However, we need to consider different arrangements for parent and subsidiary logos. For example, if we have two companies, one parent company and one subsidiary company, we need to display their logos on the page. For the parent company, we'll place it in the top center or top left corner of the page. For subsidiaries, we need to place it in the top center or bottom right corner of the page. This is because the identity and brand of the parent company is more important than the subsidiary company, so we need to put the parent company's logo in a more important position.

Finally, we need to consider how the name of the subsidiary is displayed. For subsidiaries, we need to show their name so that people can better understand their identity and brand. We are able to make a sale in the subsidiary'sLogoPlace its name next to it. For smaller subsidiaries, we can put their names in the bottom center or bottom right corner of the page. For larger subsidiaries, we can put their names in the top center or top left corner of the page.