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    Namebase is a naming company with 20+ years of experience in creating strategically grounded and creatively inspired product, service, and company names. Since their founding, their naming professionals have created thousands of marks for national and international companies in all industry. Namebase principals handle every project. They also work in all styles of brand naming: metaphoric, descriptive, coined, creative compounds, and Latin/Greek constructs. Past and present clients include a range of companies, among them IBM, Hershey's, Kraft Foods, Epson, Spectranetics, Novartis, Motorola, Kia Motors, Experian, as well as small businesses and non-profits.

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    Pollywog is a naming agency that has been developing story-rich brands for local, national, and international clients since 2007. Their founders are ad and design agency veterans who set out to build a better naming agency and develop outstanding brands as efficiently as possible. They’ve created brands for every size of the organization, Fortune 500 companies to startups, in a wide range of industries including financial, technology, food and beverage, sporting goods, retail, health and wellness, personal services, and education, as well as nonprofits.

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    StokeSignals is a small crew of former big-agency branding professionals. Their bios look like many you've seen they’ve worked at lots of cool branding, consulting and design firms and their client list covers much of the Fortune 500. And being small, they have no room for a “B-Team”. They like to describe themselves as the team you thought you were getting the last time you hired that big NYC firm.