SpicyIP Events: INTA’s 136th Annual Meeting

A reminder to our readers about the INTA Annual Meeting coming up. Please note that online registration closes this Friday, May 2nd.



	More than 8,100 attendees from over 140 countries have already registered for the 2014 Annual Meeting in Hong Kong.

	Don’t miss the opportunity to showcase your expertise in India and the surrounding South Asian region at the first INTA Annual Meeting in Asia!See corporations attending!With just a few weeks remaining before the Annual Meeting, registrants from South Asia have already surpassed last year’s registrants from the region by 10%. Here are some programs that are specially planned for you and those interested in South Asia: What Role Will Trademarks Play in the Future of Asia? Sunday, May 11 – 2:00 pm–3:15 pm Regional Update: India & the Middle East Tuesday, May 13 – 10:15 am–11:30 am Using Madrid Protocol—Risks & Rewards Tuesday, May 13 – 11:45 am–1:00 pm Doing Business in India Wednesday, May 14 – 11:45 am–1:00 pm All programs will take place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC). To access the HKCEC and attend all official events—including the Grand Finale at Hong Kong Disneyland—you must register for the Annual Meeting. Register online through Friday, May 2and save US $300. After May 2, you will only be able to register onsite.

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