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Hear their stories June 12 [] Having trouble viewing this email? [View it as a Web page](. USPTO Alert [US Patent and Trademark Office] Proud Innovation 2024 [Proud Innovation 2024: Getting your products to consumers logo] Disillusioned with the difficulties she faced finding clothes that fit her well and made her feel comfortable, Vicky Pasche and her wife Charisse decided to start a clothing company dedicated to helping everyone find their perfect fit. Inspired by New York City’s Pride celebrations, Jesus Gutierrez and Sergio Aragon create products that allow their customers to celebrate Pride and authenticity all year.  Join us virtually to hear their stories at [Proud Innovation 2024]( on Wednesday, June 12 from 3-4 p.m. ET. Learn how these entrepreneurs got their products to consumers using patents, trademarks, and licensing.  Confirmed speakers: - Sergio Aragon, Co-founder, Gay Pride Apparel - Jesus Gutierrez, Co-founder, Gay Pride Apparel - Charisse Pasche, Co-founder and COO, Dapper Boi - Vicky Pasche, Co-founder and CEO, Dapper Boi - Akeem Shannon, Founder and CEO, Flipstik Inc. and Akeem Shannon Inspires, Inc. For more information or questions, please contact InnovationOutreach@uspto.gov. [Register today]( [facebook](​[twitter](​[youtube](​[linkedin]( Stay connected with the USPTO by subscribing to regular email updates. Visit our subscription center at [www.uspto.gov/subscribe]( to update or change your email preferences. This email was sent from an unmonitored mailbox. To contact us, please visit our website [www.uspto.gov/about/contacts](. To ensure that you continue to receive our news and notices, please modify your email filters to allow mail from subscriptioncenter@subscriptions.uspto.gov. --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL} using GovDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: United States Patent and Trademark Office ·600 Dulany Street · Alexandria , VA 22314 [GovDelivery logo](

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