Alison Brimelow, President-Elect of the European Patent OfficeQ. What are the IP challenges for the global economy? |
Jon W. Dudas, Under Secretary of Commerce For Intellectual Property and Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)Q. What can delegates expect from the Trading Ideas Symposium? Download the audio bite (mp3, 354kb) |
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Alison Brimelow, President-Elect of the European Patent OfficeQ1. What is the benefit of a forum such as the Trading Ideas Symposium? |
Jon W. Dudas, Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)Q1. How can this symposium strengthen the global IP environment? |
Francis Gurry, Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)Q1. How will this event strengthen the IP environment at a regional and global level? |
Ms. Te-O-Kahurangi Waaka, Chair of the Maori Trademarks Advisory Council of New ZealandQ1. What are the importance of the issues being discussed at the Trading Ideas Symposium for people in New Zealand? |
Mr. Jorge Amigo Castaneda, the Director General of the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (Responses in Spanish)Q. How do the issues discussed at the symposium relate to IP issues in Mexico? |
Mr. Weerawit Weeraworawit, Minister for Commercial Affairs in Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce (Responses in Thai)Q1. How are the issues discussed at this symposium important for Thailand and South East Asia? |
Justice Masami Ichikawa, Judge, Tokyo District CourtQ1. How can a symposium such as this benefit business in the region? Q2. In your presentation at the Trading Ideas Symposium you discussed some of the important IP issues that are relevant for foreign business people wishing to operate in Japan, what are some of these issues? |
