World Intellectual Property Day 2022

Geetha Kandiah, Director, KASS International Sdn Bhd

26-Apr-22 12:00

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This year’s World Intellectual Property Day is themed “IP and Youth: Innovating for a Better Future”, recognising youth-led solutions and the drive to make progressive changes for a sustainable future. As we celebrate, we discuss the importance of registering your intellectual property assets, and how youth can protect their innovative solutions as they endless create and thrive across diverse industries.

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Produced by: Freda Liu, Lily Chai

Presented by: Christine Wong, Richard Bradbury

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Categories: business analysis, SME, entrepreneurship, trends and forecasts, markets, science, tech, technology, law and legal matters, visual arts

Tags: intellectual property, world intellectual property organization, copyright, trademark, patent,

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