
Many Asian companies have significant intellectual property assets that are vital to their competitive position worldwide, and the U.S. is among the largest markets in the world. This discussion would focus on what Asian companies can do to protect their intellectual property rights in the United States, both in the International Trade Commission and in the district courts.
TiE Singapore presents: What Every Asian Company Must Know About The U.S. International Trade And How Asian Companies Can Protect Their IP Rights In The US.
Speaker:
Mr. Wayne M. Barsky: Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Who Should Attend:
CEOs and senior management; Growing SMEs and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Event Details:
Date: Tues, 5th May 2009
Time: 630pm-9pm
Venue: The Standard Chartered Private Bank, 27th Floor, 6 Battery Road, Singapore 049909
Fees: TiE SG Charter/Associate Members, Network Partners: Complimentary; Non-Members: SGD 20.00
Register by calling Kuldip Singh at 9376-4619 or email kuldip@singapore.tie.org.
Programme:
6:30pm – 7:00pm:
Registration & Networking
7:00pm – onwards:
Welcome Address by TiE Singapore
Speech by Mr. Wayne Barsky, Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Question & Answer Session
Networking Cocktail Reception
9:00pm: End of Programme
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