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StartupNation’s 10 Steps to Open for Business – Step 5: Create Key Assets
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- Expert:
Sloan brothers,
Head coaches, StartupNation
- Length: 30 minutes
- On Demand downloads:
Online seminar recording (2.58M Windows Media)
Slide show (1M .pdf)
Seminar Overview
It’s a well-known fact in the business world: Your company assets are only as good as your ability to protect them. This is especially true where intellectual property is concerned.
Whether it’s your company name, logo, latest invention or best-selling product, it’s imperative that you take certain steps to secure your ownership rights.
In this seminar you will learn about building value through 7 key assets:
- Website address
- Trademarks
- Copyrights
- Patents
- Provisional applications for patents
- Inventor’s logs
- Confidentiality agreements
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- This "Create Key Assets " online seminar is part of our 10 Steps to Open for Business program.
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