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Nicholas Webb
Corporate strategist and innovation expert helping organizations understand and be relevant in the hyper-connected future
USA
Our keynote speaker Nicholas Webb is an innovation specialist. The Corporate strategist can look back on 25 years of experience in advising strategy and predicting results for the world’s top brands. His ultimate client focus enables Nicholas to...
Lord Robert Winston
Medical doctor, scientist and TV presenter widely recognized for his attempt at communicating science to the public
UK
Keynote speaker Robert Winston, renowned for his career as a professor of science and society, is also a medical doctor, scientist and television presenter. His research has developed refined gynecological surgical techniques helping improve...
Mike Moran
An international expert in internet marketing, search technology, social media, web personalization and web metrics
USA
Our keynote speaker Mike Moran is an expert in Internet marketing, search technology, social media, Web personalization, and Web metrics, who regularly makes speaking appearances. Mike's previous appearances include keynote speaking appearances...
Drew Boyd
Corporate innovation expert and thought leader within the fields of innovation, persuasion and social media
USA
Our keynote speaker Drew Boyd is a recognized authority, thought leader, educator and practitioner in the fields of persuasion, innovation and social media. He spent much of his career with Johnson & Johnson as an expert in marketing, mergers...
About Patents
- A patent is a set of typically exclusive rights for a limited period relating to an invention vis a vis production and commercial strategies.
- Typically patent laws will also demand inventions to be made public and in most cases exclusive commercial rights are for a limited period.
- How do you patent an invention? What re the requirements? And how exactly do exclusive rights work, commercially and otherwise?
- Keynote speakers on patents deal with discussions and questions such as these.