
The Naming Group
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Overview
2 - 9
Employees
2009
Year Founded
ABOUT THE NAMING GROUP
Brand Naming Partner to Fortune 500 co's
As a leading global naming agency, The Naming Group has collaborated with top Fortune 500 companies such as Capital One, General Motors, Reebok, and Kohler to develop distinctive names like the Venture Card and Chevrolet Sonic, among many others. The Naming Group operates across a wide range of industries and is known for founding The Namescape School of Thought, which emphasizes that each brand consists of a set of named offerings that should work cohesively to convey the overall meaning of the brand. Our specialized approach to namescape ensures that every name we create aligns with surrounding names to narrate a unified story and strategically promote our clients' brands. Our comprehensive process encompasses naming strategy, creative development, initial trademark checks, and global linguistic assessments, allowing us to produce impactful names and frameworks while guiding clients through the complex corporate decision-making landscape.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS
2 - 9
Employees
2009
Year Founded
Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
70% Brand Identity Design
30% Brand Guidelines Development
About the Team
OUR STORY
TNG is a dedicated naming consultancy that blends brand strategy, organizational psychology, and language expertise to serve brands at various stages—from startups naming their first products to global enterprises establishing naming systems at scale. With 20 years of leadership by Nina, who has led naming projects for renowned companies like Procter & Gamble and HP, TNG brings strategic rigor and facilitation skills to transform naming into a clear competitive edge. The team includes John Elliott, a linguist and strategist experienced in multiple languages; Elaine Smith, a seasoned account director ensuring project efficiency; Liz Castleman, a naming expert responsible for names like Thinx and Avelo Airlines; and Trevor Caudle, trademark counsel with a practical methodology for screening. Their work has earned


