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EIP mentor Israeli technology companies at Tech City

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16 November 2012
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Partner James Seymour will be a mentor to a group of Israeli technology companies looking to set up in the UK.

James will be providing IP advice at an event held by the East London-based organisation Tech City at Innovation Warehouse in Farringdon on 26 November.

The 20 Israeli companies taking part have been selected via a 150-strong competition judged by leading Israeli technology figures. They include both early-stage and more established companies in software, mobile technology, and telecoms.

Tech City is a cluster of digital and technology start-ups, leading companies, and academic institutions in East London. The Tech City Investment Organisation was set up by UK Trade & Investment to support companies looking to establish in the area.

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