Simon Stanes gives talk on trademarks to Kent business network

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01 January 1970
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Simon Stanes, head of EIP’s trademark practice EIP Brands, will give a talk at a breakfast meeting of the Business Innovation Group (BIG) Kent network.

BIG Kent is an umbrella organisation for the manufacturing, engineering, and technology sectors in Kent and the South East. It was set up in 2009 by the University of Greenwich with the aim of promoting innovation, partnerships, and growth among local businesses.

Simon’s presentation takes place at the University of Greenwich, Chatham, Kent, on 28 November. Registration is free, and takes place from 8am. Email: info@big-kent.org.uk.

Simon will explain what trademarks are, their potential value to your business, and explore whether you should consider trademark protection for your brands and products. Find out what trademarks can be used to protect, what’s involved in registering them, and how you can enforce your trademarks.

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