The realities of doing business in South-East Asia and China

Thursday, 3rd July, Cambridge

Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao has said on numerous occasions that "competition in the future is competition in IP". Doing business in Asia now means doing business with what are increasingly knowledge-based economies. For UK-based companies this is often dominated by questions and concerns about the protection of intellectual property."

To help you gain a better understanding of the importance of IP when doing business in South-East Asia and China, Marks & Clerk will be holding a seminar in our Cambridge Office on the realities of patents and trade in South-East Asia and China, taking a view from ground level.

The seminar is free of charge and will be followed by a drinks reception.

Considering the limited number of places available for this seminar we advise you to register
as soon as possible.

The Speakers

Tim Watkin - Chartered & European Patent Attorney, Singapore Registered Patent Agent,
Partner Marks & Clerk Singapore
Graeme Hall - Chartered & European Patent Attorney, European Trade Mark Attorney, Registered Trade Mark Agent, Partner Marks & Clerk Hong Kong
Dr Wei Wang - Managing Director of 2W China Investment Consulting Ltd and author of the bestselling book "The China Executive"

Chaired by Philip Martin - Chartered & European Patent Attorney, Partner Marks & Clerk

Programme

Registration from 3.00pm
Presentations 3.30pm- 5.30pm
Drinks Reception from 5.30pm

Venue

Marks & Clerk Cambridge Office
62-68 Hills Road
Cambridge CB2 1LA

Registration

To register for a place on the seminar, email cambridgeseminars@marks-clerk.com

If you have any queries, contact Martje Langerwerf on 020 7420 0151.

We hope you will be able to join us.