RGB of PNGs changing in Keynote

The company I work for has a specific branded color that they want to use in presentations, and they wanted a branded keynote. I made all PNGs and text and boxes a certain RGB color (in this case, 146, 200, 62) but then when I view the Keynote on other computers, while the text and the color boxes remain the same, the pngs get noticably altered (119, 210, 48). I have no idea how to keep them from changing. Does anyone else have this problem, because now the presentation appears to have multiple greens when it should have this one branded green.

Also wanted to add, I had tried it on two other computers...the green changes to 134-194-46 on one and 144-201-81 on another. I don't know what's causing the PNGS (I also tried PDF and JPEG, and same changes happen) to change and I just need to know how to keep them from changing values from one computer to the next.

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