The Business Value Of Intellectual Property (Part 5) 🏦

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Written By Angela J. Grayson

Five Steps To Getting Business Value From Intellectual Property

Angela Grayson (Precipice IP, PLLC) and Sean Mory (LenCred, Inc.) wrap up discussions around the business value of intellectual property.  In this final episode, the discussion centers on extracting value from the intellectual property created while running a business.

Five Steps To Getting Business Value From Intellectual Property

The web series concludes by recapping prior discussions, and reminds veiewers and listeners that businesses create IP everyday while running a business. IP should be protected and leveraged to work for the business.

There are five steps to extracting value from company created IP:

  1. Consult an IP attorney early in the life of the business

  2. Recognize when intellectual property is being created

  3. Prioritize protecting intellectual property

  4. Register intellectual property with the USPTO

  5. Develop a plan for extracting value from IP

Schedule A Consultation

This is Part 5 in a five part series. For a more detailed discussion about protecting the intellectual property of your business, contact Precipice IP for a consultation.

Enjoy! 

Angela J. Grayson

I am a patent attorney, consultant, and the founder of Precipice IP, PLLC a legal IP services firm.

I currently live in the Ozark Mountain region of the U.S. My interests are all about technology and innovation. I love all things sciency and consider engineers and chemists rock stars.

In my free time, my husband and I love to cycle, and hike, and fish.

Please click the button above to visit my company website. If you’d like to get in touch, feel free to say hello through any of my social links.

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