We are delighted to announce that Pauli Wong, Partner at Eagle IP, has been invited to speak at the Entrepreneurship Series 2026, organized by the Hong Kong Life Sciences Society (HKLSS).

Pauli will lead an essential session titled "Protecting Innovation through IP and Legal Strategy," tailored specifically for the next generation of life sciences entrepreneurs, researchers, and biotech professionals. In an industry where intellectual property is often the most valuable asset a company owns, this seminar aims to equip participants with the strategic mindset needed to safeguard their scientific breakthroughs.

At Eagle IP, we are committed to empowering the local life sciences ecosystem. We are proud to partner with HKLSS in their mission to nurture talent and bridge the gap between academic excellence and commercial success in the life sciences sector.

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