Mark For: ZONAL™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of business consultancy, namely, Hispanic public relations in the financial, spirits, telecommunications, automotive, retail, and consumer packaged good industries directed toward Hispanic influencer relationship management, Hispanic research, Hispanic issues/crisis communication management, Hispanic social marketing, Hispanic media relations, Hispanic women 25-54 outreach, and Hispanic in-market presence and activation.
Status
2021-07-26 UTC
DEAD APPLICATION Refused Dismissed or Invalidated
This trademark application was refused, dismissed, or invalidated by the Office and this application is no longer active.
Business consultancy, namely, Hispanic public relations in the financial, spirits, telecommunications, automotive, retail, and consumer packaged good industries directed toward Hispanic influencer relationship management, Hispanic research, Hispanic issues/crisis communication management, Hispanic social marketing, Hispanic media relations, Hispanic women 25-54 outreach, and Hispanic in-market presence and activation
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