On Wednesday, October 11, 2023, we teamed up with Cyberport, HKMHDIA, and UMP Innov Centre to host the “Bright Ideas, Strong Barriers: A Patenting Masterclass” seminar, both in-person and online. Jennifer, our Managing Director, and Pauli, our Principal, took the stage and delivered presentations on the fundamentals of intellectual property (IP) and the challenges faced in MedTech/Healthcare innovation within the GBA and China.

We were privileged to have a distinguished panel of experts who generously shared their experiences and insights on the topic of “MedTech Innovations and Intellectual Property Protection.” Our esteemed panelists included Ronnie Li from UMP Healthcare Group as the moderator, Dr. Lydia Leung from HKMHDIA and Belun Technology, Mr. Justin Chan from Gense Technologies, Ms. Kim Chow from LinkAIQ, and our very own Managing Director, Ms. Jennifer Che.

At Eagle IP Limited, our mission is to assist both local and foreign inventors in safeguarding their creations and business endeavors. Through seminars like these, we aim to raise awareness about the importance of IP in the technology industry. We eagerly anticipate organizing more IP workshops and events for our community!






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