Owning Your Ideas & IP Rights in the Advertising Industry
What Is It?
A one-day seminar on Intellectual Property catered towards enlightening agencies on their rights in order to better protect their creative ideas, solutions and innovations. Conducted by leading Intellectual Property rights advocate Samuel Seow, this seminar will help agency leaders discover the answers to burning questions such as:
- How can agencies protect and profit from their ideas?
- Should agencies register their product designs?
- What can and can't be trademarked?
- What IP protection strategies work best for different setups?
- How do agencies protect their IP rights in the digital sphere?
Find out about all these and more at this empowering seminar brought to you by the 4As in partnership with IP Academy Singapore.
Who Should Attend?
Senior management personnel of agencies
When Is It Happening?
Wednesday, 30th November 2011
Where Will It Be Held?
Banquet Hall, Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (KLGCC)
SPEAKER PROFILE
Samuel Seow (LLB Hons)
Advocate & Solicitor, Singapore
Managing Director, Samuel Seow Law Corporation
Registered Patent Agent, Singapore
Registered Foreign Lawyer, Hong Kong SAR
Foreign Legal Counsel, Seow & Associates
Listed as a Leading Individual in the legal industry by the Asia Pacific Legal 500 and honoured with the prestigious Spirit of Enterprise (2010) award in recognition of his entrepreneurial achievements, Samuel Seow is, among other things, the charismatic Managing Director of Samuel Seow Law Corporation and the Foreign Legal Advisor to Seow & Associates.
Specialising in intellectual property law and general commercial and corporate law, Samuel is particularly experienced in the application of these laws to the entertainment, arts and media industries, in which circles he has built a formidable reputation.
His success in countless high profile cases, in addition to his many speaking and lecture engagements, contributions to legal digests and authorship / co-authorship of various law-related volumes, has led him to become a much sought-after speaker authority on intellectual property laws.
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