Symposium 2006
Knowledge, Power, and Invention
Staying Competitive in the Global Marketplace and the Role of IP Reform
March 16-17, 2006 Harvard Law School
What
does it take to stay competitive in the global marketplace? As
America’s technological edge is challenged by a growing number of
nations, there is an increasing effort to launch a new agenda to keep
America competitive. It’s been deemed America’s “Innovation Agenda” and
has spurred legislative action in the House and the Senate. As the
legislature works to maintain America’s competitive edge in the global
marketplace, this is also a crucial vantage point to evaluate the
existing Intellectual Property laws that protect America’s innovations
and encourage technical education. What are the impacts of these laws on
corporations, inventors, consumers, and students? Is it time for
reform?
Registration: Registration is free. For planning purposes, we request that you register as soon as possible. Plus, through registering, you can reserve a spot for a free catered lunch (yes, there is such a thing!). Click here to register now.
We look forward to your participation in the JOLT 2006 Symposium!