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DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW

1 total filings · 0 classes · Active since Sep 2016

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DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW holds 1 USPTO trademark filings across 0 NICE classes. The largest concentration is in Class 42 (Science & Technology) with 1 filings. The WikiTrademarks Expansion Score is 1/100, low — the brand is focused on defending its existing categories rather than expanding.

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How is DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW filing trademarks, and where is the portfolio expanding?

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Nov 2024 Oct 2026

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Recent Filings

Serial No. Mark Filing Date Status Classes Owner
87184576 DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW Sep 27, 2016 Pending 042 Science & Technology WHITNEY BAILEY COX & MAGNANI, LLC
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FAQ: DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW trademark portfolio

What trademarks does DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW hold?

DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW holds 1 USPTO trademark filings across 0 NICE classes. The largest concentration is in Class 42 (Science & Technology). The most recent filings are registered to WHITNEY BAILEY COX & MAGNANI, LLC.

How many trademarks does DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW have at the USPTO?

WikiTrademarks tracks 1 USPTO trademark filings attributed to DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW. The brand has been actively filing since September 2016. The count updates daily as new filings are indexed from the USPTO bulk data feed.

In which NICE classes does DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW file most often?

DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW's most active class is NICE Class 42 (Science & Technology), with 1 filings. The full distribution across all 0 classes is shown in the Nice Class Distribution panel on this page.

Who owns the DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW trademark?

The most recent filings under the DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW mark are registered to WHITNEY BAILEY COX & MAGNANI, LLC. Trademark ownership can shift through assignments — see the Ownership & Assignment History section on this page for the full chain of title.

Is DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW expanding into new categories?

The current WikiTrademarks Expansion Score for DESIGNING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW is 1 out of 100, which is low — the brand is focused on defending its existing categories rather than expanding. The score combines NICE class breadth, filing velocity, and the rate of cross-class movement from the brand's filing history.

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