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Ivan Wilson, who is one of Innate’s rock-star front end developers, has been a competitive fencer for over 17 years! Ivan, who began his career in college, currently belongs to Olde Town Fencing club in Alexandria, Virginia and DC Fencers Club in Silver Spring, Maryland. As a epee fencer, he has participated in numerous local, regional and national tournaments. He is currently active in numerous competitions on various levels/groups, including Vet-40. Ivan’s years of experience and expertise gives us some…
Pokémon Go: Businesses React – Innate’s Top 5 As we mentioned earlier this week, Pokémon Go almost immediately vexed some businesses with its surprising popularity, leading a few establishments to declare “Pokemon are for paying customers only.” Others have embraced the craze and are using the game to reach out to new audiences. Here are five of our favorite responses, local to DC and national – they may just help you find a new opportunity: Pokemon: Symphonic Evolutions (Pokemon music…
Why Businesses Should Care About Pokemon Go There’s a Doduo right outside the window. In the garden.” “Got it.” “Go red team!” For some members of the Innate team, arriving at the office this morning was a chance to discover new Pokémon in and around our office building in Dupont Circle. For others, it seemed like a foreign language or a blast from the past. In case you missed it (or are wondering why everyone is wandering around on the…
With the Hilary Clintons and Emma Watsons of the world, along with the #freethenipple and #OscarsSoWhite campaigns, some argue 2015 has been the year of feminism. As a result, traditional ‘girl’ toys, particularly Barbie dolls, have felt the heat, at least until now. Blamed for unrealistic body images like a super skinny waist, and permanently thin arms, for many, Barbie is the epitome of the limitations women experience everyday. Barbie may have worn the white coat, and been the ultimate…
Innate Agency is in a New York State of Mind today as we remember those who lost their lives 14 years ago today. Never forget.
