Changes in China’s IP legislation and implications for SMEs

Intellectual property can be a key factor in the competitiveness of your business in the global economy. The Chinese government has recently adopted a number of changes to their patent, copyright and trademark laws. Which legislative changes, and what are the implications for your business? How can intellectual property assets help you with your cash flows and be a valuable asset to your business?

The China IP SME Helpdesk, the Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce (FCCC) and the EU-China Business Association are happy to invite you to the upcoming online training on 14 July, 10:00 CEST. Mr Thomas Pattloch, IP Expert of the China IP SME Helpdesk, will provide an overview of the legislative changes in China’s IP laws and their important implications for European SMEs.

AGENDA:

10:00 Welcome remarks and introduction of the China IP SME Helpdesk – Alessandra Capriglia, Project Manager, China IP SME Helpdesk

10:05 Introduction to Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce and to the EU-China Business Association - Gwenn Sonck, Executive Director, FCCC

10:10 Changes in China’s IP legislation and implications for SMEs, Mr Thomas Pattloch - IP Expert at the China IP SME Helpdesk

11:00 Q&A