Seminar overview
We all know that fresh ideas come from fresh brains, which is why there seems to be a flood of hot new talent under 35. We’ve all heard about how ‘so and so’ designed a ‘something or other’ that was ripped off by another company - which is why you need to protect your new design ideas early.
As a design student or a new design business you will need to equip yourself with the right solutions to protect your designs.
What you will learn
- The different types of intellectual property (IP) that are available to protect your designs
- The common IP issues that effect design businesses
- The best solutions for protecting your designs
- Resources available
Speakers
John Jenkins – State Outreach Manager, IP Australia
Andrew Cale – Partner, Fisher Adams Kelly
Trevor Choy – Director, Choy LawyersAbigail Forsyth – Creator, Keep Cup
Who should attend?
This seminar will benefit design students, new design entrepreneurs, academics or anyone wanting to learn more about protecting their intellectual property. This event will appeal to those from all disciplines within the design sector.
Seminar details
Tuesday 20 April 2010
5.30 pm to 8.30 pm
Registration: 5.00 pm
Kaleide Theatre
RMIT University, Level 3, Building 8 (enter via Swanston Street)
366-374 Swanston Street, Melbourne
The seminar includes refreshments and networking opportunities.
Free bookings
RSVP by Friday 16 April 2010
Bookings are essential for catering. Please book early as places are limited.
To RSVP please click ‘Register for Event’ below and register your details.
Please direct further enquiries to David McLachlan on +61 3 9925 4195 or
events@designvic.comRelated links
Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE –
www.nmit.vic.edu.auIP Australia –
www.ipaustralia.gov.au Fisher Adams Kelly –
www.fak.com.au Choy Lawyers –
www.choylawyers.com.au