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IPTEC 2007 Programme Keynote presentation: Using technology transfer to drive business development Damon Matteo, VP Intellectual Capital Management, Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), USA Case study: Licensing to a SME – sharing experience and insights Frank Bistervels, Senior Director Technology Licensing, Philips, Eindhoven, Netherlands Ron Rykowski, President, Radiant Imaging, Duvall, USA Workshop I: (aimed at SMEs): How transnational technology transfer can help your business to grow Peter Wolfmeyer, Managing Director, ZENIT, Mühlheim/Ruhr, Germany Workshop II: Maximising business performance through licensing Julian Nolan, VP Licensing Europe, Honeywell, Ecublens, Switzerland Technology bundling Mark Thompson, Head of Market Development, UMIP, Manchester, UK Workshop III: Case study: Open Standards as enabler of technology transfer Gustav Brismark, VP Patent Development, Ericsson AB, Stockholm, Sweden Tim Frain, Director IPR, Regulatory Affairs, Nokia, Farnborough, UK Emmanuel Darmois, VP Standards, Alcatel-Lucent, Paris, France Francois Jamet, Director Intellectual Property and Licensing, France Telecom, Issy les Moulineaux, France Case study: Open Innovation – Using IP practices and IP Laws to create a self-sustaining cycle of economic growth driven by innovation Marshall Phelps,VP and Deputy General Counsel of IP & Licensing, Microsoft, Redmond, USA Kush Parikh, VP of Business Development, Inrix, Kirkland, USA Workshop IV Panel: Challenges in China “Prepare for the dragon: Chinese technology goes global” Dr Elizabeth Hill, Cambridge Consultants, Cambridge, UK “Doing technology transfer in China without kissing goodbye to your IP” Ben Goodger, Global Head of IP Commercialisation Group, Rouse & Co International, Oxford, UK / Shanghai, China Workshop V: Accelerating business development: Deal examples and lessons for technology transfer Tim Bernstein, Executive Vice President, Yet2.com, Needham, USA Ralf Dujardin, Portfolio Manager, Bayer Innovation, Düsseldorf, Germany Case study: Scouting for new technologies Rob Chatfield, Scouting Manager, Unilever, Wirral, UK Keynote: Licensing Challenges for SMEs and how to overcome them Morgan Reed, Executive Director, ACT, Washington DC, USA Due diligence in patent acquisitions Vinod Kumar, Director Portfolio Development, MOSAID Technologies, Ottawa, Canada Workshop VI How to work with universities in technology transfer Jeff Skinner, University College London and President ASTP, London, UK Laurent Mieville, Head of Technology Transfer, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland Workshop VII Panel: Win-win strategies for successful international technology collaboration and exploitation How to choose the right international structure Different models: patent pools, cross-licensing, joint ventures etc The key markets: what you need to know Basic competition issues Chaired by: Walt Bratic, Vice President, CRA International, Houston, USA, Severin de Wit, Simmons & Simmons, Rotterdam, Netherlands Erhard Plankensteiner, Licensing Counsel, Siemens, Munich, Germany Robert M. Chiaviello, Partner, Fulbright & Jaworski, Dallas, USA Keynote presentation: Space for business Frank M Salzgeber, Head of Technology Transfer Programme Office, European Space Agency, Noordwijk, Netherlands Workshop VIII What VCs are looking for Penny Attridge, Director of IP Development, Quester, London, UK Venture capital and investing in China Martin Bloom, Chairman, Renesola., London, UK Workshop IX Microsoft’s latest licensing developments Louis Carbonneau, General Manager, Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, USA Allen Brown, Director, Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, USA Keynote presentation: Investing in technology-driven business development Mike Addison, Section Head (R&D) and Nigel Trotman, Associate Director, Procter & Gamble, Newcastle, UK Case study: How national agencies can leverage tech transfer Kevin Burke, Coordinator IRC Ireland, Enterprise Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Cathy Holahan, Commercialisation Specialist within ARC, Enterprise Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Panel discussion: Corporate/University opportunities How to find the right partners Tips for universities on licensing and start-ups Europe/US compared Chair: James Nurton, Editor, Managing Intellectual Property, London, UK Panellists: Luis Mejia, Senior Associate, Stanford University, USA Bob Smailes, University of Leiden, Netherlands, Mark Thompson, University of Manchester, UK