The GIPA Entertainment, Arts & Sports (EAS) committee has organized recognized ‘movers and shakers’ for its first IP Roundtable meeting. Join a free Zoom on February 11, 2021 with a world-class panel of experts covering key topics such as understanding IP rights, methods of monetizing and protecting creative content, and protecting one’s brand.

IP CEO Scott Frank, former USPTO head David Kappos, and former Federal Circuit judge Paul Michel say the USIPA meets a dire need for public education on IP

Intellectual property leaders today launched the US IP Alliance, an organisation geared towards uniting IP groups, creators and owners in a mission to educate the general public across 50 states on the value of patents, trademarks, copyright and other forms of IP.

An impressive assembly of creators, protectors, and enablers of intellectual property gathered to chart a new organization whose mission is to serve as a “hub” for a statewide innovation ecosystem to benefit our state [of Illinois].

IP Bash was launched in May 2019 and has grown into one of the signature connectivity programs of GIPA. The most recent event was held at the Atlanta Tech Village rooftop, with guest speaker and inventor advocate author Stephen Key.

GIPA was kindly provided time on the agenda at the Technology Student Association (TSA) of GA’s annual event at Jekyll Island. TSA is a national student organization created to develop skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) as well as business education. The organization has 250,000 members.

No global region has more potential to move imagination & creativity forward – from idea to market, for the benefit of society – more efficiently and cost-effectively than Georgia. Now is the time to balance Georgia’s growing business climate and creative ecosystem, via a new IP alliance, to maximize value from generating, protecting, enabling & monetizing intellectual property for outstanding success from innovation. Result metrics include a calendar of visible projects and time-to-market success stories.

The newly formed Georgia Intellectual Property Alliance (GIPA) has announced its formal launch as a nonprofit organization (501c3). GIPA has been established to serve Georgia by establishing a better model for creating, protecting and enabling intellectual property (IP). IP, consisting of patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets, drives society forward. GIPA will serve as the umbrella organization for an efficient ecosystem of partners, all focused on accelerating the market launch of ideas that serve the common good.

GIPA Panel held at Licensing Executives Society International (LESI) Annual Meeting in San Diego