Robert will be speaking at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Intellectual Property Firms (AIPF) in Chicago September 18-20. AIPF is an international association of independent specialty law firms that devote a majority of their practice to patent law, trademark law and copyright law.
The theme of this year's event, "Enhancing IP Rights in a Time of Erosion" is highly relevant in the New Zealand context. It will feature a number of esteemed speakers from around the world, including other specialist IP firms as well as leading corporations Whirlpool Corporation and Pioneer Hi-Bred International.
CreateIP also recently appeared in Corporate INTL, a leading monthly magazine for business leaders and professional advisors around the world. The magazine featured a story on the AIPF and it's goal of showcasing the clear business advantage that is realised by retaining a boutique intellectual property firm. Download the feature.
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