Any and every cleantech business should have a well-considered IP strategy, i.e. a documented approach to developing, protecting and using intellectual property, and addressing competitor IP, within their business plan.
There is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and errors can be made by copying common strategies, or the strategies of other businesses, without care. Are you developing a plan, haven’t started, or fine tuning your existing one? IP strategy needs careful consideration!
In this session, we give you some tools – covering:
- creation of a portfolio;
- commercialisation and monetisation;
- offensive and defensive strategies;
- and the need for financing.
This Brown Rudnick / Greenbackers Investment Capital masterclass in IP Strategy for cleantech businesses was held on 1 December 2021 and can be viewed below [55 minutes – including the Q & A]:
Hosted by Robert Hokin, Managing Partner, Greenbackers Investment Capital, along with Steven James & Tom Meyers, senior practitioners at Brown Rudnick.
Brown Rudnick is an international law firm, serving clients around the globe. With more than 250 lawyers and government relations professionals, the Firm has offices in key financial centres across the United States and Europe.
They are recognised for their market-leading practices covering several targeted industries, including bankruptcy and corporate restructuring, life sciences, technology, litigation and arbitration, white-collar defense and government investigations, civil fraud, special situations, corporate finance, strategic capital, distressed debt, intellectual property, real estate, M&A, and cross-border deals and disputes.
