About 70 Trademarks found for “AGGR*”

All types of clothing used as a form of advertising the design mark such as t-shirts, sweaters,hats, small handbags and backpacks.

Make use of the trademark in the marketing and advertising industry

Conducting and running seminars and webinars; conducting and running webcasts and podcasts; conducting and running support groups, music therapy classes and concerts; providing coaching services; providing consultancy services

Building and maintaining websites; computer programming and maintenance of computer programs; computer programming and software design; computer programming consultancy; computer programming for others; computer programming services; computer software consulting; computer website design; consultancy in the field of webpage design; creating of computer programs for others; creation and maintenance of web sites for others; data migration services; design and creating web sites for others; design and maintenance of web sites for others; development and creation of computer programmes for data processing; development of data processing programs by order of third parties; digital compression of computer data; document data transfer from one computer format to another; managing web sites for others; updating and rental of software for data processing; updating websites for others; website development for others.

(1) Printed and electronic publications, namely, handbooks, workbooks, newsletters, and directories.(2) Promotional items, namely, hats, casual clothing, USB flash drives, key chains, mouse pads, pens, sport water bottles, coffee mugs, and fridge magnets.

(1) Consulting services in the fields of understanding how electronic medical records systems operate, navigating the bureaucracy surrounding electronic medical records software vendors and government regulators, and minimizing the amount of time it takes to get a newly approved pharmaceutical product listed in the shared electronic medical record system's database. (2) Operating a website providing information in the fields of understanding how electronic medical records systems operate, navigating the bureaucracy surrounding electronic medical records software vendors and government regulators, and minimizing the amount of time it takes to get a newly approved pharmaceutical product listed in the electronic medical record system's shared database.