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Montréal, Quebec, H3B 5C9
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Tel: 514-397-5559
Fax: 514-397-8515
Sonia Ziesche
Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP
2300-550 Burrard St., Bentall 5Vancouver, British Columbia, V6C 2B5
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Tel: 604-891-2714
Fax: 403-263-9193
IPIC'S STRATEGIC PLAN
IPIC's Strategic Plan will guide us in achieving our mission and fulfilling our vision. Our goals are our expected results, and for each goal we have identified key objectives to guide our work as well as tactics that we will employ to achieve our goals. The strategy is presented in an aligned, linear fashion; however, it is important to consider that each goal, objective and tactic reinforce and enhance other elements of the strategy, and should be seen as operating in a dynamic system.
Engage with government and elected officials, courts, and global IP groups, to ensure that the interests and goals of the Canadian IP profession are considered in relevant legislation, regulation, policies, and international treaties.
- OBJECTIVE 1.1: Advise government on how legislation, regulations, and policies affect the rights of IP holders
- OBJECTIVE 1.2: Influence legislation, regulations, and policies that affect IP practice
- OBJECTIVE 1.3: Establish an effective self-governance regime for IP agents via the College
Develop and deliver high quality training and development programs to help our members achieve and maintain the highest standards throughout their careers.
OBJECTIVE 2.1: Provide technical training for new professionals
OBJECTIVE 2.2: Expand continuing professional development offerings for mid to late career professionals
OBJECTIVE 2.3: Create opportunities to enhance members’ knowledge of the business and policy environment
Promote awareness of the value of IP and leverage stakeholder partnerships to increase influence on key advocacy issues.
OBJECTIVE 3.1: Increase business awareness of the value of IP to the growth and long-term sustainability of their business
OBJECTIVE 3.2: Raise knowledge and awareness about the IP profession to business and to government
OBJECTIVE 3.3: Increase awareness about how IPIC serves IP professionals
Events & Education
COURSES
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Trademark Agent Tutorials 2019 Tue, Oct 1 – Thu, Nov 7
Latest News
The 2019 IPIC Benefits & Compensation Report is the first in a series of compensation reports produced by the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada (IPIC). This report provides a comprehensive review of the compensation and benefits currently provided to intellectual property professionals in Canada.
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CONTINUE READINGOn August 9, 2019, Minister Bains announced the appointment of the directors who will be establishing the new College of Patent Agents and Trademark Agents.
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