May, 2003 : LaGarde Receives Trademark Rights for 'StoreFront'

📅 May 13, 2003 - LaGarde (lagarde.com) today announced it was granted trademark registration in class nine by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the word ?storefront.? LaGarde has used the word since 1996 in branding its line of e-business product and services.

?Since LaGarde was founded, the company has devoted thousands of combined hours of research and development along with millions of dollars to develop and brand the name StoreFront,? said Bob LaGarde, founder and CEO of LaGarde. ?We are extremely proud of the name recognition that our products have obtained in the e-business solutions marketplace.?
LaGarde's StoreFront software provides small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) with tools to develop and maintain e-business Web sites. Over 50,000 merchants in 70 countries around the world use LaGarde's products and services. LaGarde is based in Olathe, Kansas.

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