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South-East Asia is enjoying a shift in interest with respect to innovative investment. While the last 30-40 years have seen China and Taiwan receive the benefit of innovative investment from technology transfers, companies are now looking to the South-East Asia region in general, and Vietnam in particular, to become key partners in investment regarding different types of technologies across a multitude of industries.
'Technology' should be considered to include not only production technology, but also management expertise, marketing skills, and general intangible corporate assets.
European companies are facing challenges in terms of devising creative solutions to minimise the risks to their Intellectual Property (IP), associated with technology transfers which can lead to loss of competitiveness and market share to local competitors. Join this Breakfast Briefing and now more on how to cope with these dynamics when venturing in new and promising markets.
European companies are facing challenges in terms of devising creative solutions to minimise the risks to their Intellectual Property (IP), associated with technology transfers which can lead to loss of competitiveness and market share to local competitors. Join this Breakfast Briefing and now more on how to cope with these dynamics when venturing in new and promising markets.
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IP considerations and practical tips for a successful Technology Transfer strategy in Vietnam
Speakers
Ellenor HAYES
IPR Sector Committee, Rouse VietnamEllenor HAYES is a qualified solicitor in New South Wales, Australia and Registered Foreign Lawyer in Vietnam. At Rouse, Ellenor works with clients from a range of industries to help them create, identify, manage, protect and commercialise their IP capital. Ellenor joined Rouse in June 2015. Prior to that Ellenor worked within a dedicated IP team at a leading Australian full service corporate firm, where she gained experience in a broad range of IP matters.
How to minimise risk of IP issues associated with Technology Transfer in South-East Asia
Speakers
Vanja KOVACEVIC
SEA IPR SME Helpdesk Expert at South-East Asia Director, Schmitt & OrlovVanja advises clients on all ASEAN IP issues from registration to enforcement. In her 12 years of experience on two continents, Vanja has been handling wide range of cases, from prosecuting to enforcing industrial rights and copyrights, transactional work such as IPR licensing and assignments, due diligences of IPR in M&A, IT licensing, domain names, e-commerce and internet law, media and entertainment, as well as data privacy.
Speakers
Vanja KOVACEVIC
SEA IPR SME Helpdesk Expert at South-East Asia Director, Schmitt & Orlov
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Ellenor
HAYES
IPR Sector Committee, Rouse Vietnam
Ellenor HAYES is a qualified solicitor in New South Wales, Australia and Registered Foreign Lawyer in Vietnam. At Rouse, Ellenor works with clients from a range of industries to help them create, identify, manage, protect and commercialise their IP capital. Ellenor joined Rouse in June 2015. Prior to that Ellenor worked within a dedicated IP team at a leading Australian full service corporate firm, where she gained experience in a broad range of IP matters.
Vanja
KOVACEVIC
SEA IPR SME Helpdesk Expert at South-East Asia Director, Schmitt & Orlov
Vanja advises clients on all ASEAN IP issues from registration to enforcement. In her 12 years of experience on two continents, Vanja has been handling wide range of cases, from prosecuting to enforcing industrial rights and copyrights, transactional work such as IPR licensing and assignments, due diligences of IPR in M&A, IT licensing, domain names, e-commerce and internet law, media and entertainment, as well as data privacy.
