The mark consists of a stylized letterform (glyph) resembling a capital M in the Roman alphabet, but with four straight (noncurved) vertical stems and three counters (negative space between the stems). The upper portion of each stem is joined to the upper portion of either one or two adjacent stem(s) at the shoulders, which are highly angular. Each stem also has angular serifs, top and bottom. The three counters are in the shape of stylized crosses. Each cross has a vertical member, substantially parallelogram in shape, with a downward sloping (left to right) top edge and bottom edge, and a horizontal member, also substantially parallelogram in shape, with a downward sloping (right to left) right edge and a similar left edge. The highest point of each cross is the apex between adjacent stems. The three crosses are similar in appearance, but each cross is unique: The middle cross has a vertical member that substantially bisects the horizontal member of the middle cross. In the left cross, the vertical member is shifted slightly to the right relative to the midpoint of its corresponding horizontal member. In the right cross, the vertical member is shifted slightly to the left relative to the midpoint of its corresponding horizontal member.