Free webinars on strategy roadmap for food and beverage companies

Do you work in food innovation? The Riddet Institute and High-Value Nutrition (HVN) National Science Challenge invites you to join us for a series of three free online seminars to support high-value nutrition export success. These lunchtime sessions will also allow time for Q&A, so please bring your questions!

In the first webinar starting the series Dr. Peter Brown (a Patent attorney specialising in F&B sector) covered the pros and cons of different IP rights (including health claims!) used by F&B companies. The remaining two webinars provide insight into the patenting journey and some tips on how to avoid IP disasters.

This webinar series, in partnership with High-Value Nutrition National Science Challenge and the Riddet Institute Centre of Research Excellence, is perfect for:

–    R&D Managers or IP Managers;
–    Start-up entrepreneurs;
–    Academics or researchers collaborating with industry partners.

The full webinar series includes:


Free webinar series: High Value Nutrition IP Strategy Roadmap for Food & Beverage companies

Wednesday 1 February 2023: The building blocks of an IP strategy and case studies


Wednesday 22 March 2023, 12noon: IP strategy for innovative Food & Beverage companies – the patenting journey and making money

The full patenting journey from your idea to in-market – including key decision/milestones, timing, costs and considerations.


Wednesday 24 May 2023, 11am: IP strategy for innovative Food & Beverage companies – avoiding IP disasters

Avoiding common pitfalls, including managing costs, confidentiality breaches, IP ownership and avoiding infringement.

Dr Peter Brown

Our expert speaker is Dr Peter Brown – Principal, Spruson & Ferguson

In this series Peter provides strategic (and easy to understand) patent analytic reports to his clients including the HVN community across its four health research platforms. The valuable insights and knowledge help steer and align the science approach and commercialisation goals of R&D programmes.

 

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