Events
IP rights after Brexit: 9 Mar 2023
Dai Davis, the well known technology lawyer, will help deconstruct some of the major IP related changes post-Brexit at IPAN’s next open meeting on Thursday 9th March. Zoom participation is also possible – please request a link. The meeting will start at 5pm and will again be held in CIPA’s offices: 2nd Floor, Halton House, 20–23 Holborn, London EC1N 2JD.
Tattoos – Who owns your ink?
Webinar and Q&A on this intriguing IP Topic with Dr Paula Westenberger of Brunel Law School, Thurs, 26th Jan at 4pm Brussels (3pm London) organised by IPAN associate , the 4iP Council.
Geographical Indications – Food for thought?
The IPAN network meeting on 17th Nov 2022 (held at CIPA’s Holborn offices after IPAN’s 11th AGM), explored aspects of Geographical Indication (GI) protection for food, drink and non-agricultural products such as distinctive fabric goods. Some of the commercial opportunities and challenges of obtaining effective GI protection were brought out in the presentations by our guest speakers.
IPAN Executive Supports GlobalWIIN Annual Conference and Awards Ceremony – free to IPAN members. London. 27 – 28 July 2022.
GlobalWIIN’s video invite can be viewed here and the full programme can be viewed here. IPAN sponsored the special award for IP and IPAN Board Member Janice Denoncourt sat as a member of the Independent Judging Panel at the 2021 GlobalWIIN Awards.
How trade secrets can impact your business. 4iP Council/ EUIPO online event. 23 June 2022. 15:00 – 16:00 BST.
IPAN Associate 4iP Council is hosting a free online event in collaboration with the European Union Intellectual Property Office which will explore trade secrets.
The Power of Intellectual Property: Creatives, Business and Practice. IPAN hybrid event. 14 June 2022. 17:00 – 18:30 BST online, 16:30 – 19:15 BST in-person.
Explore IP in creative businesses with Harriet Kelsall of the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), Roxanne Peters, IP Education Specialist at University of the Arts London (UAL), Cassie Quinn, UAL alumna and graduate designer and researcher, and IPAN Director Ruth Soetendorp.