CHRISTOPHER P. BLAKE

CHRISTOPHER P. BLAKE has the feel of a firm that puts a full personal name on the door and asks the rest of the reputation to do the work. By our assessment, that suits legal, financial, consulting, or other client-facing businesses where a named person can stand in for a larger brand. The strength is clarity of ownership and a straightforward, formal tone; the weakness is that it says almost nothing about the actual service until someone already knows the firm. In practice, this is the kind of name that works best in direct relationships and worse as a self-explaining public label. It sits well within the old, conservative end of company naming, where the person behind the business matters more than a clever brand idea. CHRISTOPHER P. BLAKE is usable as a professional name, but it offers little beyond that.