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Host:Dr Claudia DuffyFounderInnovare IP, United Kingdom Guest:Anthony BrennandVice President, Strategy & InnovationRWS IP Solutions, United Kingdom We are delighted to present Episode 4 of Season 1 of IP Technovation Talks, the podcast series presented by the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual. In this episode, host Dr Claudia Duffy, Founder of Innovare IP, is joined by Anthony Brennand, Vice President, Strategy & Innovation at RWS IP Solutions, to discuss his feature article, “Closing the Trust Gap: Engineering Dependable AI for Patent Practice”, published in the inaugural IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual. Their conversation explores the growing role of artificial intelligence in patent practice, the challenges surrounding trust and adoption, and what it takes to build reliable, secure, and effective AI solutions for IP professionals. With over 24 years of experience across intellectual property, technology, and innovation, Anthony shares his professional journey and insights into AI adoption in patent practice. Drawing on research involving 312 IP professionals across 33 markets, he explores the challenges of closing the AI trust gap, highlighting the importance of accuracy, confidentiality, data governance, and measurable business value. The discussion also examines the balance between AI automation and human expertise, particularly in patent drafting, where professional judgement and accountability remain essential. Looking ahead, Anthony explores how secure data management, modern IP systems, greater integration, and trusted technology partnerships will shape the future of AI-driven patent practice. Click here to read the article.Tune in now to hear Anthony Brennand’s insights on AI adoption, patent drafting, data confidentiality, technology integration, human oversight, and the future of AI-driven patent practice. To learn more about the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual and opportunities to participate in future editions, visit www.iptechnovation.com. #IPTechnovationTalks #RWS #ArtificialIntelligence #IPInnovation #IntellectualProperty #IPTechInnovationServicesAnnual

The Global IP Magazine - AIPPI Special Edition (Issue 26) Audio Version Now Available We are pleased to present the audio version of the AIPPI Special Edition of The Global IP Magazine - Issue 26, released alongside the AIPPI World Congress 2026 in Hamburg, Germany. This edition brings together timely perspectives on the legal, commercial, and technological developments continuing to shape the global intellectual property landscape. The edition opens with Javiera Montero of Johansson & Langlois, Chile, who examines trademark cancellation actions introduced under Chile’s Law No. 21.355. Her contribution explores the increasing importance of genuine and effective use in maintaining trademark protection and the practical implications for rights holders. From Peru, Adriana Barrera of BARLAW - Barrera & Asociados explores the continued growth of patent protection and new technologies, highlighting increased patent activity, university-led innovation, and the frameworks supporting patents, utility models, and industrial designs. Bringing a perspective from Sri Lanka, Anomi Wanigasekera and Sabeera Shariff of Julius & Creasy examine the protection of undisclosed information and trade secrets under Sri Lanka’s Intellectual Property Act. Their contribution also considers a recent Supreme Court judgment concerning industrial espionage and the misuse of confidential information. This issue also marks an important milestone for Northon’s Media PR & Marketing Ltd as we prepare for the January 2027 launch of The Women’s IP Alliance. Building on the global community established through The Women’s IP World Annual, the Alliance will connect women across IP, innovation, technology, academia, research, and entrepreneurship through networking, mentorship, professional development, leadership opportunities, specialist resources, and collaboration. Members will also receive access to Sally IP, supporting advanced IP research, drafting, and specialist professional workflows. Our Conference Corner further highlights developments across the international IP events calendar, including AIPPI, ASIPI, IP Service World, and IP Dealmakers, offering a broader perspective on the conversations and developments shaping the global IP community. Alongside these features, Issue 26 includes contributions from IP professionals and industry leaders worldwide, covering enforcement, innovation, technology, and the evolving role of intellectual property in business. We extend our sincere thanks to all contributors and to our readers and listeners for their continued engagement. Explore the AIPPI Special Edition and discover perspectives shaping the future of global IP. Click for the Digital Version: https://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=29b6979b-80ea-42c3-9338-29b25d0912e0For editorial submissions or branding enquiries, please contact [email protected], call +44 (0)203 813 0457, or visit www.globalipmagazine.com. #GlobalIPMagazine #AIPPI2026 #IPInsights #TrademarkLaw #IPLAW #GlobalIPPublications

Host:Dr Claudia DuffyFounderInnovare IP, United Kingdom Guest:Nadine Stuttle CEOPSS Solutions, Switzerland  We are delighted to present Episode 3 of Season 1 of IP Technovation Talks, the podcast series presented by the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual. In this episode, host Dr Claudia Duffy, Founder of Innovare IP, is joined by Nadine Stuttle, CEO of PSS Solutions, to discuss her feature article, “Technology in IP: Powerful Tools, Complex Reality,” published in the inaugural IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual, exploring today’s fast-evolving IP technology landscape and what organisations must consider when embarking on technology transformation. With over 26 years of experience in intellectual property, Nadine shares her journey from a legal background into IP operations and technology, and how frustration with inefficient processes and underused systems shaped her approach to transformation and led her to create PSS Solutions, an independent IP-focused consulting and advisory group. She highlights why independence and impartiality are key in helping law firms and corporate IP teams navigate a complex technology marketplace, where integration challenges, legacy systems, data management, and connectivity mean that powerful tools alone are not enough. The discussion also emphasises the importance of people, structure, and strategy in driving change, alongside the risks of technology debt and the need for ongoing investment and improvement. Looking ahead, Nadine explores the next three to five years of IP technology, including open APIs, greater system connectivity, AI integration, and evolving service models, and considers how these shifts will reshape relationships between corporate IP departments and law firms as both technology and business models continue to evolve. Click here to read the article. Tune in now to hear Nadine Stuttle’s insights on IP technology transformation, integration, change management, AI, technology debt, and the future of technology-driven IP practice. To learn more about the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual and opportunities to participate in future editions, visit www.iptechnovation.com. #IPTechnovationTalks #PSSSolutions #IPTechnology #ArtificialIntelligence #IntellectualProperty #IPTechInnovationServicesAnnual

Host:Dr Claudia DuffyFounderInnovare IP, United Kingdom Guest:Hady KhawandFounder & CEOAÏP Genius, United Arab Emirates We are delighted to present Episode 2 of Season 1 of IP Technovation Talks, the podcast series presented by the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual. In this episode, host Dr Claudia Duffy, Founder of Innovare IP, is joined by Hady Khawand, Founder and CEO of AÏP Genius, to discuss his feature article, "From Guesswork to Infrastructure: Reimaging IP Practice with Vertical AI," published in the inaugural IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual, exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming intellectual property practice and why the future of IP lies in intelligent, integrated technology solutions. Drawing on more than four decades of experience in intellectual property across the GCC region, Hady shares the journey that led to the creation of AÏP Genius, the world's first vertical AI ecosystem developed exclusively for intellectual property professionals. Expanding on the key themes of his article, he explains how years of navigating fragmented systems and administrative inefficiencies inspired a new approach to delivering IP services through AI-powered innovation. A key focus of the discussion is the distinction between general-purpose AI and vertical AI, with Hady outlining why trusted, industry-specific AI solutions are essential for legal and IP professionals. He introduces the AÏP Genius ecosystem, including AskAÏP, SearchAÏP, AÏP Nexus, and AMS, the firm's AI-native IP management platform, demonstrating how these technologies simplify prosecution, improve transparency, reduce costs, and streamline multi-jurisdictional IP management. They also discuss the future of AI in intellectual property, the importance of maintaining human expertise alongside automation, the growing role of IP awareness among SMEs, and why continuous learning will be critical as the profession evolves. Click here to read the article. Tune in now to hear Hady Khawand's insights on vertical AI, intellectual property innovation, automation, and the future of technology-driven IP practice. To learn more about the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual and opportunities to participate in future editions, visit www.iptechnovation.com. #TechnovationTalks #AÏPGenius #ArtificialIntelligence #IPTechnology #IntellectualProperty #Innovation #IPTechInnovationServicesAnnual

Host:Dr Claudia DuffyFounderInnovare IP, United Kingdom Guest:Carlos NorthonFounder & CEONorthon’s Media PR & Marketing Ltd, United Kingdom We are delighted to present the inaugural episode of Technovation Talks, the brand-new podcast series presented by the IP Tech and Innovation Services Annual. In Episode 1 of Season 1, host Dr Claudia Duffy, Founder of Innovare IP, is joined by Carlos Northon, Founder and CEO of Northon’s Media, to explore the vision behind the launch of the IP Tech and Innovation Services Annual and the growing role of technology in shaping the future of intellectual property. As the first guest of the series, Carlos shares his journey within the intellectual property publishing industry, explaining how his experience with leading IP publications led to the creation of Northon’s Media and its portfolio of internationally recognised publications serving the global IP community. A key focus of the discussion is the launch of the IP Tech and Innovation Services Annual, a publication designed to help IP professionals navigate the rapidly evolving world of IP technology, innovation services, artificial intelligence, data solutions, analytics platforms, and specialist providers. Carlos discusses the publication’s mission to bring greater transparency, education, and independent guidance to the increasingly complex IP technology marketplace. They also explore industry research findings, the growing adoption of AI across intellectual property practice, and the opportunities and challenges facing law firms, corporate IP departments, and technology providers. Click here to view the Magazine.Tune in now to hear Carlos Northon's perspective on innovation, transparency, artificial intelligence, and the future of IP technology. To learn more about the IP Tech and Innovation Services Annual and opportunities to participate in future editions, visit www.iptechnovation.com. #TechnovationTalks #IPTech #IntellectualProperty #IPTechnology #IPServices #IPTechInnovationServicesAnnual #NorthonsMedia

Host:Michele KatzFounding PartnerAdvitam IP, LLC – Chicago, USA Guest:Elleson FraenkFounderVision Legalis Advocaten – Suriname We are pleased to present the final episode of Season 5 of the Women’s IP World Podcast, Episode 8, featuring an insightful conversation with Elleson Fraenk, Founder of Vision Legalis Advocaten in Suriname. Elleson joins our host, Michele Katz, Founding Partner at Advitam IP in the USA, to discuss her journey in intellectual property law, the evolving business landscape in Suriname, and the importance of educating entrepreneurs on the value of protecting their trade marks, insights she further explores in her featured article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025. In this episode, Elleson introduces listeners to Suriname, one of the world’s greenest, located on the northern coast of South America. She highlights the country’s cultural diversity, eco-conscious tourism sector, and the growing commercial activity surrounding Suriname’s developing oil and gas industry. Through the discussion, she shares how these developments are creating new opportunities for businesses and increasing the importance of intellectual property awareness within the country. A key focus of the conversation is Elleson’s article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, How Attorneys in Smaller Countries Can Encourage Small Business Owners to Protect Their Trademarks. Drawing from her practical experience advising entrepreneurs, Elleson explains the importance of educating clients step-by-step about intellectual property, helping them understand the value of their brands, and guiding them through practical trademark protection strategies. Throughout the discussion, Elleson reflects on founding her own firm after years in private practice, driven by her desire to build a people-focused culture and help clients turn their business visions into legally protected realities. Click here to read Elleson’s full articleTune in now to hear Elleson’s perspective on intellectual property practice in Suriname, supporting small business owners, and strengthening IP awareness within emerging and rapidly evolving markets.As the final episode of Season 5, we would like to thank all our listeners and contributors for being part of another inspiring season of the Women’s IP World Podcast. Stay tuned for the upcoming new season alongside the launch of the Women’s IP World Annual 2026. #WomensIPWorldPodcast #WomenInIP #SurinameIP #TrademarkLaw #SmallBusiness #WomenLeadersInIP #GlobalIPCommunity #IntellectualProperty #IPLaw #VisionLegalisAdvocaten

The Women’s IP World Annual 2026 – Audio Version Now Available We are pleased to present the audio version of the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, marking the 7th edition of the publication and reflecting its continued growth and global impact since its launch in 2019. This edition highlights the evolving role of women in shaping the intellectual property landscape across law, innovation, and policy. Women professionals from across jurisdictions share thoughtful and experience-led perspectives on the realities of working within the global IP ecosystem. Through a collection of expert articles and contributions, the publication captures the depth, diversity, and progress of women driving change across the industry. A defining highlight of this edition is the 2nd Edition of the Top 100 Influential Women Leaders in IP Law: Champions of Leadership, Innovation, and Global Influence 2026, recognising individuals making a meaningful impact across legal practice, policy development, mentorship, and industry advancement. The strength and diversity of nominations received reflect the continued progress and influence of women across the IP profession. Contributors featured in this edition represent a global network of professionals whose work continues to challenge norms, shape legal frameworks, and support greater inclusion within the field. Their insights offer both practical perspectives and inspiration for the next generation of IP professionals. We extend our sincere thanks to all contributors for their valuable contributions and to our listeners for their continued engagement. We hope this audio edition provides meaningful insight and encourages continued dialogue across the global intellectual property community. Explore the Women’s IP World Annual 2026 and discover the voices shaping the future of IP. Click for the Digital Version For editorial opportunities or enquiries, please contact us at [email protected] or call +44 (0)203 813 0457 or visit www.womensipworld.com #WomensIPWorld #WIPW2026 #WomenInIP #WomenInIPLaw #IntellectualProperty #IPLaw #WomenLeaders #InnovationLeadership #GlobalIP #ThoughtLeadership #WIPWRanking #WomenInInnovation

The IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual – Audio Version Now AvailableWe are pleased to present the audio version of the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual 2026, marking the inaugural edition of a publication created to reflect the rapidly evolving landscape of innovation, technology, and intellectual property. As intellectual property continues to expand beyond traditional boundaries, it has become central to how ideas are developed, managed, and commercialised within a globally connected economy. The increasing influence of digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and data-driven decision-making is reshaping how intellectual assets are approached across industries and jurisdictions. This edition brings together professionals from across the global IP ecosystem, offering thoughtful and experience-led perspectives on the technologies, tools, and strategies shaping the future of intellectual property. Through expert interviews, feature articles, platform spotlights, and case studies, the publication provides a clear and practical understanding of how innovation is being applied within the IP sector. The Annual also serves as a platform for visibility and connection, enabling law firms, in-house counsel, technology providers, and service organisations to share their work, exchange ideas, and contribute to a more transparent and collaborative global IP environment. We extend our sincere thanks to all contributors whose expertise and insights have made this inaugural edition possible, and to our listeners for their continued engagement. We hope this audio edition provides valuable insight and supports informed decision-making across the evolving intellectual property landscape. Explore the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual 2026 and discover the innovations shaping the future of IP. Click for the Digital Version For editorial opportunities or enquiries, please contact us at [email protected] or call +44 (0)203 813 0457 or visit www.iptechnovation.com #IPTechAnnual #IPInnovation #IntellectualProperty #LegalTech #AIinIP #IPStrategy #GlobalIP #InnovationLeadership #IPServices #ThoughtLeadership

The Global IP Magazine – INTA Special Edition (Issue 25) Audio Version Now Available We are pleased to present the audio version of the INTA Special Edition of The Global IP Magazine – Issue 25, launched alongside the International Trademark Association (INTA) Annual Meeting in London. This edition reflects the evolving role of intellectual property as a central driver of innovation, commercial strategy, and long-term business value. In this issue, leading professionals from across the global IP landscape share practical and forward-looking perspectives on managing intellectual property in an increasingly complex and interconnected environment. From advancements in artificial intelligence and data-driven decision-making to key considerations in enforcement and portfolio management, the discussions are both timely and grounded in real-world applications. The edition opens with Dr Shweta Singh, Founder and CEO of Ennoble IP, India, who explores the transition from AI-assisted workflows to AI-architected, hybrid-intelligence portfolios. Her insights highlight how AI is enabling more proactive and predictive IP strategies, while reinforcing the importance of human judgment in decision-making. Michele S. Katz, Founding Partner at Advítam IP, LLC, USA, examines trade marks as estate assets, outlining the legal processes surrounding their transfer and the importance of estate planning in preserving brand value and legacy. We also feature Anomi Wanigasekera, Senior Partner, and Sabeera Shariff, Partner of Julius & Creasy, Sri Lanka, who explore the role of intellectual property within the sports industry. Their contribution addresses how IP rights support commercialisation and innovation, while navigating challenges such as piracy and ambush marketing. Alongside these features, the edition includes a broad range of contributions from IP practitioners and industry leaders worldwide, offering deeper insight into the dynamic and evolving global IP ecosystem. We extend our sincere thanks to all contributors for sharing their expertise and to our listeners for their continued engagement. We hope this audio edition provides valuable insight and encourages continued dialogue across the global intellectual property community. Explore the INTA Special Edition and discover perspectives shaping the future of IP. Click for the Digital Version For editorial submissions or branding enquiries, please contact us at [email protected] or call +44 (0)203 813 0457 or visit www.globalipmagazine.com. #GlobalIPMagazine #INTA2026 #IPInsights #AIinIP #TrademarkLaw #IPStrategy #Innovation #IntellectualProperty #ThoughtLeadership #GlobalIP

Host:Michele KatzFounding PartnerAdvitam IP, LLC – Chicago, USA Guest: Dr Shweta Singh Founder and CEO Ennoble IP – India We are excited to continue Season 5 of the Women’s IP World Podcast with Episode 7, featuring an engaging conversation with Dr Shweta Singh, Founder and CEO at Ennoble IP in India. Dr Shweta joins our host, Michele Katz, Founding Partner at Advitam IP based in the USA, as Dr Shweta shares her journey into intellectual property and the strategic thinking that has shaped her career. In this episode, Dr Shweta provides an overview of her background, reflecting on her academic journey from biotechnology to pursuing a doctorate in law and management, and how her passion for non-monotonous, innovation-driven work led her into intellectual property. She also shares the inspiration behind founding Ennoble IP, her focus on promoting IP awareness among startups, universities, and SMEs, and her perspective on building a firm driven by collective effort and purpose. A central focus of the discussion is Dr Shweta’s article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Unlocking the Power of IP Analytics for Strategic Decision Making, where she explains how IP analytics transforms patent and IP data into strategic business insights. Drawing from her expertise, she highlights how organisations can use IP analytics to understand technology trends, assess market opportunities, reduce risk, and support decision-making, while also emphasising the role of generative AI alongside human intelligence and the importance of Higher Education Institutions in driving innovation. Click here to read Dr Shweta Singh’s full article.  Tune in now to hear Dr Shweta Singh’s perspective on intellectual property analytics, strategic decision-making, and building an impactful IP practice in an evolving global landscape. #WomensIPWorldPodcast #WomenInIP #EnnobleIP #IndiaIP #IPAnalytics #InnovationStrategy #WomenLeadersInIP #GlobalIPCommunity #IntellectualProperty #IPLaw

Host:Michele KatzFounding PartnerAdvitam IP, LLC – Chicago, USA Guest: Sarah Norkor Anku Global Managing Partner SN Anku IP Firm – Ghana We are excited to continue Season 5 of the Women’s IP World Podcast with Episode 6, featuring an engaging conversation with Sarah Norkor Anku, Global Managing Partner at SN Anku IP Firm in Ghana. Sarah joins our host, Michele Katz, Founding Partner at Advitam IP based in the USA, to discuss her journey into intellectual property law, the evolving IP landscape in Ghana, and the practical realities of enforcing IP rights in a developing yet rapidly advancing jurisdiction, insights she shares in her featured article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025. In this episode, Sarah provides an overview of Ghana, highlighting its stability, growing middle class, and increasing attractiveness for investors. She reflects on how these factors have contributed to a rise in IP awareness and enforcement, while also addressing ongoing challenges such as navigating judicial interpretation, educating stakeholders, and navigating court processes. A central focus of the discussion is Sarah’s article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, Enforcing Unregistered Trademarks and Related Trade Dress in Ghana: The ACHOURA Story, where she shares a compelling case study involving trademark refusal and trade dress infringement. Drawing from this real-world example, Sarah outlines the strategic approach her firm adopted, including the use of copyright and unfair competition laws, to successfully protect her client’s rights and achieve a favourable outcome despite initial setbacks. Click here to read Sarah’s full article. Tune in now to hear Sarah’s perspective on practising intellectual property law in Ghana, overcoming enforcement challenges, and building a resilient and impactful IP practice in an evolving global landscape. #WomensIPWorldPodcast #WomenInIP #SNAnkuIPFirm #GhanaIP #TrademarkLaw #TradeDress #WomenLeadersInIP #GlobalIPCommunity #IntellectualProperty #IPLaw

Host:Michele KatzFounding PartnerAdvitam IP, LLC – Chicago, USA Guest:Vanessa Abdul RazakFounder & PartnerAbdel-Razak & Associés – Haiti We are excited to continue Season 5 of the Women’s IP World Podcast with Episode 5, featuring an engaging conversation with Vanessa Abdul Razak, Founder and Partner of Abdel-Razak & Associés in Haiti. Vanessa joins our host, Michele Katz, Founding Partner at Advitam IP, to discuss the realities of practising intellectual property law in Haiti and the resilience required to support clients and maintain legal services in a complex and evolving environment, insights she shares in her featured article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025. In this episode, Vanessa reflects on the current political and social challenges in Haiti and how they have shaped the day-to-day work of IP professionals. She shares first-hand insights into navigating disruptions to government services, the relocation of the trademark office, and the practical difficulties surrounding filings and follow-ups, while highlighting the determination of practitioners who continue to ensure clients receive reliable IP protection despite instability. A central focus of the discussion is Vanessa’s article, Leading with Humanity and Purpose, where she explores the balance between technological advancement, automation, and the human values that remain essential in professional life. Drawing from her experience leading a team through difficult circumstances, Vanessa emphasises the importance of empathy, emotional intelligence, and trust in building resilient teams and meaningful professional relationships.Click here to read Vanessa’s full article.Tune in now to hear Vanessa’s perspective on practising intellectual property law in Haiti, navigating uncertainty with resilience, and leading with humanity in an increasingly technology-driven professional world.#WomensIPWorldPodcast #WomenInIP #AdvitamIP #AbdelRazakAssociés #LeadingWithHumanity #WomenLeadersInIP #GlobalIPCommunity #IntellectualProperty #IPLaw #CaribbeanIP

Host: Michele Katz Founding Partner Advitam IP, LLC – Chicago, USA Guest: Anomi Wanigasekera Senior Partner & Head of the Intellectual Property Division Julius & Creasy, Sri Lanka We are delighted to continue Season 5 of the Women’s IP World Podcast with Episode 4, featuring an engaging conversation with Anomi Wanigasekera, Senior Partner and Head of the Intellectual Property Division at Julius & Creasy, Sri Lanka. Anomi joins our host, Michele Katz, Founding Partner at Advitam IP, to discuss the evolution of intellectual property practice in Sri Lanka and the firm’s remarkable legacy as one of the country’s full-service law firms, founded in 1879. In this episode, Anomi reflects on her four-decade career in intellectual property, including her journey as a long-standing member of Julius & Creasy and the transformation of IP from a largely undeveloped legal subject into a specialised and globally connected practice area. She shares insights into the firm’s history, its role in shaping IP protection in Sri Lanka, and the changing landscape of IP education and professional development for future generations. A central focus of the discussion is Anomi’s featured article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025, which provides an overview of Sri Lanka’s Online Safety Act. She explains the objectives of the legislation, its role in addressing cybercrime, misinformation, and harmful online content, and the regulatory powers of the Online Safety Commission, while also addressing key concerns and criticisms surrounding freedom of expression and enforcement in a rapidly evolving digital environment.Click here to read Anomi's full article. Tune in now to explore how Sri Lanka is approaching online safety and digital regulation, and to hear Anomi’s perspective on balancing a long and demanding legal career with personal well-being. #WomensIPWorldPodcast #WomenInIP #AdvitamIP #SriLankaIP #OnlineSafetyAct #GlobalIPCommunity #IntellectualProperty #WomenLeadersInIP #IPLaw #JuliusandCreasy

The Global IP Magazine – January 2026 Edition Is Out Now Firstly, we are delighted to welcome you to the first 2026 edition of The Global IP Magazine, marking an important milestone in our journey. From this issue forward, the publication formerly known as The Global IP Matrix Magazine officially transitions to The Global IP Magazine, a rebrand that reflects both our growth and our renewed commitment to delivering authoritative, globally relevant intellectual property insight with clarity, depth, and focus. Since launching in 2018, the publication has become a trusted voice within the international IP community, recognised by leading law firms, in-house counsel, innovators, and service providers worldwide, and consistently ranked first on Google for “intellectual property magazine”. This new identity signals the next phase of our evolution, uniting our editorial mission under a more focused and unified global brand dedicated to capturing the full spectrum of IP innovation, strategy, and industry direction. For this new issue, our cover feature is written by Hady M. Khawand, Founder and CEO of AIP Genius, who explores the future of human-AI collaboration in IP services. His article examines how advanced technologies can strengthen analytical capabilities while enhancing, rather than replacing, human judgement and strategic decision-making, an essential perspective as digital transformation accelerates across the IP sector. From Puerto Rico, Eugenio J. Torres Oyola and Karla-In Encarnación Pak of Ferraiuoli LLC present a topical analysis of the legal realities of dupe culture. Their contribution explores the commercial and legal tensions surrounding lookalike products and trade dress imitation, offering guidance on how brands can protect identity, reputation, and value in an increasingly trend-driven digital marketplace. Turning to copyright, Anomi Wanigasekera and Sabeera Shariff of Julius and Creasy examine a landmark Supreme Court ruling from Sri Lanka involving the works of Clarence Wijewardene. Their article analyses how the judgment clarified economic and moral rights, infringement standards, and available remedies, providing important insight into the future direction of copyright jurisprudence in the region. Alongside these features, this edition includes a wide range of contributions from IP practitioners and industry leaders worldwide, covering trademarks, patents, enforcement, commercial strategy, and innovation. We extend our sincere thanks to our authors for sharing their expertise, and to you, our readers, for being part of this growing global IP community. We hope the conversations sparked by this issue inspire collaboration, innovation, and continued progress across the intellectual property landscape. Explore the January 2026 edition and discover perspectives shaping the future of IP. 👉 Click for the Digital Version For editorial submissions or branding enquiries, please contact us at [email protected] or call +44 (0)203 813 0457 or visit www.globalipmagazine.com.   #GlobalIPMagazine #IP2026 #AIinIP #TrademarkLaw #CopyrightLaw #Innovation #IPStrategy #Enforcement #IntellectualProperty #IPInsights #ThoughtLeadership #IntellectualPropertyMagazine

Host: Michele Katz Founder & CEO Advitam IP, LLC – Chicago, USA Guest: Adriana BarreraFounder and Managing PartnerBARLAW - Barrera & Asociados, PerúWe are excited to continue Season 5 of the Women’s IP World Podcast with Episode 3, featuring an engaging conversation with Adriana Barrera, Founder and Managing Partner of BARLAW - Barrera & Asociados in Peru. Adriana joins our host, Michele Katz, Founding Partner at Advitam IP, to discuss the dynamic world of non-traditional trademarks and the unique advantages of the IP landscape in the Andean region, insights she shares in her featured article in the Women’s IP World Annual 2025. In this episode, Adriana reflects on her impressive 30-year career in intellectual property, sharing the humorous story of how she first entered the field to avoid traffic jams in Lima! She provides a masterclass on the Andean Community (CAN), explaining how member nations like Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, and Bolivia harmonise their IP laws through "Decisions." Adriana highlights the strategic benefits of this regional alignment, such as the ability to use evidence from one member country to support oppositions or defend against non-use cancellations in another. A key focus of the discussion is the protection of non-traditional trademarks, including motion, sound, and colour marks. Adriana explains why Peru is a global "fast lane" for brand owners, often securing registrations in as little as 5 months. She also sheds light on when "secondary meaning" or acquired distinctiveness is necessary for protection in Latin America. Click here to read Adriana’s full article. Tune in now to learn why global brands are looking to the Andean region as a primary stage for IP protection and to hear Adriana’s inspiring professional mantra: "El cielo es el límite" (The sky is the limit). #WomensIPWorldPodcast #AdvitamIP #BARLAW #WomenInIP #IPLaw #GlobalIPCommunity