Learn how to Protect Your Work and Own Your Intellectual Property
1:1 Office hours with Patent Attorney Rob Jensen D'02, Th'02
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Patent and IP Basics Workshop
and
FREE Dinner with Rob - a few spots available, blitz back if interested. Must be attending workshop to go to dinner.
Wed | 4/30 | Byrne Hall | Tuck School
2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
1:1 Office Hours
Frantz I Classroom, Byrne Hall, Tuck
4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Workshop on Patent and IP Basics
Rosenwald Classroom, Byrne Hall, Tuck School
IP can be a major asset for startups. They provide a significant barrier to entry to competitors and demonstrate to investors that a company's ideas are being protected.
Come learn the basics from the best in the game.
Both the office hours and workshop will offer discussions on reasons for pursuingpatent protection, the process of securing patent protection and common pitfalls, with a focus on practical considerations for startups.
All Dartmouth students, faculty, staff, and alumni are invited to join us for one or both of these events on Wed, 4/30, at Tuck. Both events are free, but registration is required.
Here's how to register:
Register for 1:1 office hours (20 minute slots) here >
Free legal advice around patents and protecting IP!
Register for the workshop here >
Patent and IP discussions, best practices, and Q&A!
About the workshop leader:
Rob Jensen D'02, Th'02 is a patent attorney at Wolf Greenfield in Boston. Rob's practice focuses on client counseling with respect to patent issues as well as preparation and prosecution of patents in the fields of electronics, software and consumer products.
Rob has 10 years of experience in the patent field. Current clients range from venture-backed startups and universities to large multinational corporations. Prior to entering the patent field, Rob earned a B.E. from Thayer School of Engineering and a MS from MIT in electrical engineering.
Prior to entering the patent field, Rob earned a BE from Thayer School of Engineering and a MS from MIT in electrical engineering.
About DEN.U
DEN Undergraduate empowers all Dartmouth students to apply their critical thinking skills to foster positive change within and beyond the Dartmouth community. DENu strives to build a network of student entrepreneurs at Dartmouth, enable students to transform their business ideas into realities, offer hands-on experience to hone in on entrepreneurial skills, and promote innovation through discussion and action.
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The Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network (DEN) fosters and promotes entrepreneurship. The DEN includes over 50,000 people and 14 chapter cities, offering courses, workshops, speaker series, startup competitions and networking activities. Founded in 2000, the DEN is a core component the newly established Office of Entrepreneurship & Technology Transfer at Dartmouth.
DEN Undergraduate empowers all Dartmouth students to apply their critical thinking skills to foster positive change within and beyond the Dartmouth community. DENu strives to build a network of student entrepreneurs at Dartmouth, enable students to transform their business ideas into realities, offer hands-on experience to hone in on entrepreneurial skills, and promote innovation through discussion and action.
Office of Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer
Dartmouth College
6004 Parkhurst Hall, Hanover, NH 03755
den.dartmouth.edu
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