We wanted our own site because the parent company's branding was extra-uncool and they wouldn't change it for us, but they wouldn't let us use their name withou

We wanted our own site because the parent company's branding was extra-uncool and they wouldn't change it for us, but they wouldn't let us use their name without controlling the branding. This was the compromise. Aside from a few issues like that, we are pretty distinct from the rest of the company. We have our own culture (unusually lively for a defense contractor, almost start-up-like) and we like to show it.