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THE IACC 2016 ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE ORLANDO FL I MAY 18-20

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Table of Contents

Welcome ......................................................................................................2

Keynote Speakers ................................................................................................. 4

Conference Agenda ............................................................................................. 9

Moderators .............................................................................................................19

Speakers ................................................................................................................. 22

Sponsors .................................................................................................................35

Exhibitors .............................................................................................................. 44

Attendees ...............................................................................................................52

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ORLANDO FL I MAY 18-20 THE IACC 2016 ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE

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Dear Attendee:

Welcome to the IACC 2016 Spring Conference! We are pleased to host this

year’s event in the beautiful city of Orlando.

For the first time, the Spring Conference is co-hosted by the International

AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC) and the International Chamber of

Commerce Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (BASCAP).

This unique partnership underscores the commitment of IACC and ICC

BASCAP to collaborate with other organizations to bring innovative

engagement opportunities to our members and the wider anti-counterfeiting

community.

That commitment is reflected in this year’s theme, “Securing the Global

Supply Chain from Counterfeiting and Piracy – Rights holders and

intermediaries working together to stop fakes.” As counterfeiters continue

to become more sophisticated and adept at evading rights-holders’ and

governments’ enforcement efforts, we must work more closely together and

across sectors to effectively combat fakes. The Spring Conference program

has been designed to stimulate a balanced and constructive dialogue among

all parties involved in the manufacturing, distribution and sale of legitimate

goods, including rights holders, intermediaries and government. We are

proud that this Spring Conference includes a distinguished list of speakers

with a wealth of global expertise and experience, and a commitment to

make a significant impact on the counterfeiting problem.

We are also pleased to have the honor of hearing from these special guests

and keynote speakers for the conference: Jack Ma, Executive Chairman of

Alibaba Group, the Honorable Max Baucus, U.S. Ambassador to the People’s

Republic of China, and Daniel Marti, U.S. IP Enforcement Coordinator. We

look forward to hearing their perspectives on IP rights protection and

enforcement.

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The Spring Conference roundtables, sessions and workshops will give

you access to important discussions between intermediary companies

and rights-holders—from developing best practices across e-commerce

platforms to mitigating counterfeiting and piracy on content-sharing

services to blocking and seizing domain names and infringing sites. The

dynamic sessions are moderated and presented by a diverse group of

panelists representing government, some of the world’s largest brands,

intermediary companies, service firms and enforcement agencies. We thank

all our presenters for sharing their expertise with us.

Lastly, we encourage you to take full advantage of the networking sessions

and to visit the exhibit hall where you’ll meet organizations and service firms

that offer products and solutions to the anti-counterfeiting community. We

hope the connections you make and the dialogue you participate in will

continue after we leave Orlando.

We wish you a successful and productive Spring Conference!

Thank you,

WELCOME

Bob Barchiesi, PresidentIACC

Jeff Hardy, DirectorICC BASCAP


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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Jack MaFounder and Executive ChairmanAlibaba Group

Jack Ma is Alibaba's lead founder and, since May 2013, has served as the executive chairman. From Alibaba's founding in 1999 until May 2013, Jack served as its chairman and chief executive officer.

Jack currently serves on the board of SoftBank Corp., one of Alibaba's major shareholders and a Japanese corporation listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. He is also chair of The Nature Conservancy's China board of directors and a member of its global board of directors. In September 2013, he joined the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences Foundation as a director. In August 2014, Jack was elected to the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum. In January 2016, he was named a Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Advocate by the United Nations.

Jack graduated from Hangzhou Teacher's Institute with a major in English language education.


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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Honorable Max Sieben BaucusAmbassador of the United States of America to China On January 7, 2014, President Barack Obama nominated Max Sieben Baucus to be Ambassador of the United States of America to China. The Senate confirmed him on February 6, 2014 and Vice President Joe Biden swore him in on February 21, 2014.

Ambassador Baucus formerly served as the senior United States Senator from Montana. He served in the U.S. Senate from 1978 to 2013, was Montana's longest serving U.S. Senator, and had the third longest tenure among those serving in the U.S. Senate. Ambassador Baucus was Chairman and Ranking Member of the Senate Committee on Finance, Vice Chairman of the

Joint Committee on Taxation, member of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, and member of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction. He was also a member of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works and chaired its Subcommittee on Transportation and Infrastructure. Before his election to the U.S. Senate, Ambassador Baucus was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1975 to 1978. He previously served in the Montana House of Representatives from 1973 to 1974.

Ambassador Baucus has extensive experience in international trade. As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance, Ambassador Baucus led the passage and enactment of Free Trade Agreements with 11 countries: Australia, Bahrain, Jordan, Chile, Colombia, Morocco, Oman, Panama, Peru, Singapore and South Korea. He also worked to increase U.S. exports by knocking down trade barriers and led business leaders on trade missions abroad to Germany, Spain, Belgium, Russia, Japan, New Zealand, Brazil, Colombia and China. During his tenure on the Senate Committee on Finance, Ambassador Baucus was deeply involved in orchestrating congressional approval of permanent normal trade relations with China in 2000 and in facilitating China's entrance into the World Trade Organization in 2001.

Ambassador Baucus earned a bachelor's degree and law degree from Stanford University. He is married and has one son and two stepchildren.


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Danny MartiU.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator Executive Office of the President

Danny Marti currently serves as the U.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator within the Executive Office of the President. Mr. Marti was nominated by President Obama in August 2014, and Mr. Marti took office in March 2015 following unanimous (92-0) confirmation by the United States Senate. The Office of the U.S. Intellectual Property Coordinator is charged with developing the Administration’s intellectual property enforcement strategy and is the primary office responsible for coordinating the efforts of the U.S. Government criminal, national security, and economic agencies

engaged in intellectual property policy and enforcement.

Prior to joining the Administration, Mr. Marti was a Partner at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, where he specialized in the protection, management and enforcement of intellectual property in the United States and abroad. Mr. Marti advised clients in connection with international trademark portfolio management, licensing, and other intellectual property-based transactions, and represented clients in a wide range of cases involving trademarks, false advertising, unfair competition, copyrights, trade secrets, cybersquatting and computer fraud and abuse matters before various U.S. federal courts, as well as the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board and the World Intellectual Property Organization. Within Kilpatrick Townsend, Mr. Marti held multiple leadership roles, including serving as the Managing Partner of the firm’s Washington, D.C. office and Co-Chair of the firm’s Intellectual Asset Acquisitions & Transactions Group.

Mr. Marti has served on several professional associations and charitable boards, including the International Trademark Association and the American Cancer Society’s National Capital Region Corporate Council. Mr. Marti received a B.A. from Georgetown University and a J.D. from Emory University School of Law.


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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Robert (Bob) Barchiesi President of the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC)

Robert (Bob) Barchiesi is President of the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition(IACC). In this role, Bob leads one of the world’s oldest and largest trade associations representing exclusively the interests of over 250 companies concerned with trademark counterfeiting and the related theft of intellectual property.

Mr. Barchiesi joined the IACC in 2008. Under his leadership, the organization has almost doubled its membership and expanded its initiatives into Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Middle East. Mr. Barchiesi also spearheaded the development of the IACC RogueBlock® initiative—a voluntary agreement and strategic partnership with MasterCard, Visa Europe, Visa International, PayPal, Discover / PULSE / Diners Club, American Express, MoneyGram and Western Union. The initiative focuses on combating rogue websites and online marketplaces. He also led the launch of IACC MarketSafe®, an initiative with Alibaba and IACC to address counterfeit products on the company’s e-commerce platforms, Taobao and TMall.

Prior to his appointment as the IACC President, Bob has had a distinguished career serving in leadership positions at the Recording Industry Association of America, the New York City Police Department and the U.S. Virgin Islands Office of the Attorney General, and as the Chief of Police in Crystal River, Florida.

Mr. Barchiesi has spoken to influential media including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, The Today Show, CNN, ABC, CBS, and other major media outlets about global anti-counterfeiting strategies, voluntary agreements, and the impact of counterfeiting on governments and consumers. Bob has also testified before Congress and is a frequent keynote speaker at anti-counterfeiting conferences around the world. Mr. Barchiesi serves on the editorial panel for the World Intellectual Property Review magazine and is listed in the 137th edition of “Contemporary Authors.”

Mr. Barchiesi received his M.A. in Criminal Justice from the University of Alabama and his B.A. from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.


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Dawn AtlasVice PresidentEnforcement and Assistant General CounselCalvin Klein, Inc

Dawn Atlas is the Vice President, Enforcement and Assistant General Counsel for Calvin Klein, Inc. She has been responsible for the worldwide enforcement of intellectual property for Calvin Klein for 15 years.

Dawn is also the Chair of the Board of Directors of the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC), the only nonprofit organization solely dedicated to intellectual property enforcement.

She held this position from 2002 through 2006 and again from 2012 to present, serving on the Executive Board as a Director in between. She has also served as the Chair of the Brand Protection Counsel of the American Apparel and Footwear Association since 2008.

Before joining Calvin Klein in 1999, Dawn was a Patent and Trademark Associate with Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto in New York.

Dawn graduated with a B.S. degree in Biology from Union College in 1990. She received her J.D. and Master of Intellectual Property degrees from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 1995 where she served as Editor in Chief of Franklin Pierce’s Law Review IDEA The Journal of Law and Technology.

Jeff HardyDirectorICC/BASCAP

Jeff Hardy has been the director of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) initiative Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (BASCAP) since its creation in mid-2005. BASCAP unites the global business community across all product sectors in an effort to stop the counterfeiting of goods and IP piracy. It focuses on setting standards for global performance by governments and companies;

framing decisions for policy makers; advocating for the allocation of resources at the highest levels in national governments; and building global awareness. Mr Hardy joined the ICC in 1999 as a policy advisor and previously held various positions with the US government.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS


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Wednesday, May 18

8:30-6:00 Registration - Florida Foyer

9:00-10:30 Concurrent Industry Working Group (IWG) Meetings (Open to IWG members only)

Apparel and Footwear IWG – Florida Ballroom A Content and Media IWG – Florida Ballroom B Cosmetics and Personal Care IWG – Challenger 38-39 Electronics IWG – Challenger 40 Fashion Accessories IWG – Florida Ballroom C Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices – Plaza Int’l Ballroom F

10:30-12:00 Concurrent Regional Task Force Meeting (First hour open to IACC members only; final 30min opened to all conference attendees) North America Task Force - Florida Ballroom A Asia Task Force - Challenger 38-39 Latin America Task Force - Florida Ballroom B EMEA Task Force - Florida Ballroom C Internet Task Force - Plaza Int’l Ballroom F

12:00-1:30 Concurrent Advisory Group Meetings (First hour open to IACC members only; final 30min opened to all conference attendees)

Product Security Advisory Group - Florida Ballroom A Investigative Advisory Group - Florida Ballroom B Latin America Advisory Group - Florida Ballroom C

CONFERENCE AGENDAWEDNESDAY, MAY 18


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Wednesday, May 18

1:45-3:15 Concurrent Workshop Roundtables – SESSION 1 *Advance registration required and is open only to those registered for the conference.

Workshop A: Experience Speaks Volumes – Dialogue with Intermediaries Orlando N

These roundtables will present attendees a unique opportunity to discuss relevant issues with representatives from various companies ranging from payment processors, e-commerce marketplaces, etc., in a small group setting. These simultaneous, limited attendance meetings allow for open dialogue on a variety of issues. There will be no set agendas; each small discussion group will follow the needs and interests of those in attendance.

Roundtable Hosts:Facebook and Instagram, eBay, DHGate, Visa,MasterCard, PayPal, Mercado Libre

Workshop B: Dialogue with U.S. IP Attaches Plaza Int’l Ballroom F

U.S. IP Attaches based in Brussels, Beijing, Bangkok, Kuwait, Lima, Moscow and Rio de Janeiro will host a dialogue with conference attendees to provide updates on IP enforcement and policy issues in their respective regions and to better understand industry’s IP concerns as well as identify collaborative opportunities in those markets. This is a unique opportunity for attendees to share their concerns and ideas for better IP protection in a particular region and to expand their global network.

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Wednesday, May 18

3:30-5:00 Concurrent Workshop Roundtables – SESSION 2 *Advance registration required and is open only to those registered for the conference.

Workshop A: Experience Speaks Volumes – Dialogue with Intermediaries Orlando N

These roundtables will present attendees a unique opportunity to discuss relevant issues with representatives from various companies ranging from payment processors, e-commerce marketplaces, etc., in a small group setting. These simultaneous, limited attendance meetings allow for open dialogue on a variety of issues. There will be no set agendas; each small discussion group will follow the needs and interests of those in attendance.

Roundtable Hosts:Facebook and Instagram, eBay, DHGate, Visa,MasterCard, PayPal, Mercado Libre

Workshop B: Dialogue with U.S. IP Attaches Plaza Int’l Ballroom F

U.S. IP Attaches based in Brussels, Beijing, Bangkok, Kuwait, Lima, Moscow and Rio de Janeiro will host a dialogue with conference attendees to provide updates on IP enforcement and policy issues in their respective regions and to better understand industry’s IP concerns as well as identify collaborative opportunities in those markets. This is a unique opportunity for attendees to share their concerns and ideas for better IP protection in a particular region and to expand their global network.

5:00-5:30 New and Prospective Member Orientation Challenger 40

5:30-7:30 Welcome Reception – Hosted by IACC and ICC BASCAP Plaza G-H

CONFERENCE AGENDAWEDNESDAY, MAY 18


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Thursday, May 19Wifi Sponsored by Gibney, Anthony & Flaherty, LLP

7:00-5:00 Registration – Florida Foyer

7:00-9:00 Breakfast & Exhibit Viewing Sponsored by Systech International Florida Ballroom B

8:30-9:00 Board of Directors Elections (Executive Members / Rights-holders only) Florida Foyer

9:00-9:15 Opening Ceremony Welcome – Plaza D-G Dawn Atlas, IACC Chair

9:20-9:40 VIP Remarks – Plaza D-G Jeffrey Hardy, Director, ICC BASCAP

9:40-10:00 VIP Remarks – Plaza D-G Bob Barchiesi, IACC President

10:00 – 10:20 Keynote Remarks – Plaza D-G Jack Ma, Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group

10:20-10:40 VIP Remarks – Plaza D-G Honorable Max Baucus, U.S. Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China

10:45-11:15 Networking Break & Exhibit Viewing Sponsored by Baker & McKenzie Florida Ballroom B

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Thursday, May 19

11:15-11:30 Counterfeiting in International Trade: An update on the new OECD report - Plaza D-G Peter Avery, Senior Consultant, Counterfeiting and Piracy, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

11:30-12:45 Session 1 – Stopping the flow of counterfeits: Shared challenges – collaborative solutions Plaza D-G

Counterfeit and pirated goods are transported around the world in a wide range of ways. Fake goods have been seized in cargo containers shipped by sea and by air and in small packages routed through traditional mail centers and express mail carriers. Companies that transport these goods are a critical part of the supply chain and a key intermediary in stopping the flow of illicit goods. This panel of rights holders, intermediary representatives and government officials will discuss the challenges faced by the transport operators and rights holders, what steps are being taken to stop the criminal infiltration of the supply chain and what more can be done collaboratively to stop the shipment of fake goods.

Moderator:Meena Sayal, Global Brand Protection Director Unilever

Speakers:• Norman Schenk, Vice President, Global Customs Policy & Public Affairs, UPS

• D’Arcy Quinn, Director, Anti-Counterfeiting, CropLife

• Julio Velez, Americas Anti-Counterfeiting Investigations Manager, HP Inc.

• Transport Intermediary – (invited)

12:45-1:45 Lunch – Plaza H-K

CONFERENCE AGENDATHURSDAY, MAY 19


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Thursday, May 19

1:45-3:15 Session 2 – Where are counterfeits made, warehoused and sold? – Eliminating the criminal’s place of doing business Plaza D-G

What would happen if the criminal operators had no place to make, store, distribute and sell their illicit goods? The question highlights the importance of property owners and landlords as intermediaries in the supply chain for counterfeit goods. Landlords may knowingly or unknowingly rent space for manufacturing, warehousing or sale of these goods, and they typically are not in the business of regularly inspecting the nature of the business once they have a lease. This leads to a critical vulnerability in the supply chain. In this panel, rights holders and property owners will explore how they can work together to identify and address the vulnerabilities and effectively deny counterfeiters access to the space to do business.

Moderator:James Whymark, Senior Associate, Baker & McKenzie

Speakers:• Josephine Rima Santiago, Director General, Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines

• Peter Fowler, Regional IP Attaché for Southeast Asia, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

• Ron Davis, Quality Brands Protection Committee (QBPC)

• Gustavo Giay, Partner, Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal

3:15-3:30 Break Sponsored by Baker & McKenzie Florida Ballroom B

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Thursday, May 19

3:30-5:00 Session 3 – Developing Best Practices across E-Commerce Platforms to Address Counterfeiting and Piracy Plaza D-G

The Internet marketplace has become a complex, inter-connected network built to deliver a seamless range of online services and products to consumers and businesses. At the same time, this new online environment has created enormous opportunities for criminal networks to market, sell and distribute counterfeit and pirated goods. This panel will discuss the challenges faced by rights-holders across e-commerce platforms, followed by a discussion on best practices to address and mitigate the threat of counterfeits on online marketplaces. Government representatives will provide insights on what their respective countries are doing collaboratively with rights-holders and platforms to combat online fakes.

Moderator:Dawn Atlas, Vice President, Enforcement and Assistant General Counsel, Calvin Klein

Speakers:• Julien Dudouit, Global IP Brand Manager - Legal Intellectual Property, eBay Inc.

• Matthew Bassiur, Head of Global Intellectual Property Enforcement, Alibaba

• Chris Oldknow, Senior Consultant, ICC BASCAP

• Joel Blank, IP Attaché to China, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

• Adam Williams, Deputy Director, International Policy Directorate, UK Intellectual Property Office

5:00-5:30 Day 1 Closing - Plaza D-G

CONFERENCE AGENDATHURSDAY, MAY 19


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Friday, May 20

7:00-2:00 Registration - Florida Foyer

7:00-9:00 Breakfast & Exhibit Viewing Florida Ballroom B

9:00-9:10 Opening and Day 2 Welcome - Plaza D-G

9:10-9:30 VIP Remarks - Plaza D-G Danny Marti, U.S. IP Enforcement Coordinator

9:30-11:00 Session 4 – Challenges and solutions to mitigating counterfeiting and piracy on search, advertising and content sharing services Plaza D-G

Search engine, advertising and content sharing services play a key role in facilitating consumer access to products and creative content on the Internet. Panelists will discuss current policies and procedures in how search engine operators and content sharing providers ensure illegal content and products are mitigated on these platforms, challenges in enforcing those policies and potential approaches to resolve them. Furthermore, speakers from online advertising services and brand owners will share practices and programs aimed at preventing legitimate advertisements from appearing on illicit websites.

Moderator:David Green, Vice President Public Policy, NBCUniversal

Speakers:• Rachel Nyswander Thomas, Senior Vice President, Operations & Policy at TAG

• Vicki Sheckler, Deputy General Counsel, RIAA

• Peter Szyszko, CEO, whiteBULLET

11:00-11:15 Break Sponsored by Baker & McKenzie Florida Ballroom B

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Friday, May 20

11:15-12:45 Session 5 – Following the Money – taking profitability away from counterfeiters Plaza D-G

Counterfeiters and pirates are in the business to make money. Disrupting their ability to collect payments from unwitting consumers and driving up the cost of conducting their illicit business have proven to be effective deterrents. Panelists from credit card companies, brands and law enforcement will discuss innovative ways they have been able to strike counterfeiters where it hurts most—their wallet. Speakers will also highlight continuing challenges and evolving tactics used by counterfeiters to evade detection that underscore the need for brands, intermediaries and government alike to keep pace.

Moderator: Lara Miller, Associate Counsel and Director of Special Programs, IACC

Speakers:• Martin Elliott, Senior Director, Visa

• Farnaz Alemi, Vice President & Senior Legal Counsel, Global Content Protection Internet, Motion Pictures Association of America (MPAA)

• Carlos Linares, Vice President, Anti-Piracy Legal Affairs, Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)

• Paul Paolucci, Vice President, Law and Franchise Integrity, MasterCard International

• Lisa Meyerhoff, Partner, Baker & McKenzie

12:45-1:45 Boxed Lunch - Florida Ballroom B

CONFERENCE AGENDAFRIDAY, MAY 20


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Friday, May 20

1:45-3:00 Session 6 – No name, no website, no sale – blocking and seizing domain names and infringing sites Plaza D-G

Internet hosting services, domain registrars and registries, and internet access providers provide the services that are the technical backbone of the internet. Domain names and addresses are a basic piece of the internet puzzle, and the assignment of these names is controlled by ICANN and administered by registries and registrars around the world. The system works amazingly well given the breadth and complexity involved. However, it is vulnerable to abuse by those who sell counterfeits and unlicensed content, and these abuses confuse and mislead consumers into unknowingly making transactions for fake goods and services, including many that are unsafe and harmful. This panel will look at the current system and the approaches and best practices for blocking domain name abuses and seizing existing illegal and illegitimate sites.

Moderator: Deborah Wilcox, Partner, BakerHostetler

Speakers:• Sarah Levitt, Senior Counsel Content Protection, Motion Pictures Association of America (MPAA)

• Chris Vansteenkiste, Cluster Manager Counterfeiting, Europol

• Zachary Wolf, Client Services Manager, MarkMonitor

3:00-3:30 Conference Close

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MODERATORS

David E. GreenVice-President, Public Policy and Creative Content ProtectionNBCUniversal

David E. Green is Vice-President for Public Policy and Creative Content Protection for NBCUniversal in the Comcast-NBCUniversal Washington Office. He focuses on public policy issues, especially those involving the protection of digital content. Before joining NBCUniversal in April of 2005, Mr. Green was the Vice President and Counsel for Technology and New Media for the Motion Picture Association of America, where he handled similar public policy issues for the major U.S. motion picture studios.

Prior to joining the MPAA in May 2003, Mr. Green worked for the U.S. Department of Justice. There, he served as the Principal Deputy Chief of the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section of the Criminal Division, where he helped coordinate the national enforcement of criminal laws protecting against computer hacking and intellectual property theft. Before that, Mr. Green prosecuted public corruption cases as Senior Litigation Counsel in the Criminal Division’s Public Integrity Section. Mr. Green also worked for several years as an associate with the law firm of Arnold & Porter, where he was involved in litigation and in legislative work, including intellectual property protection.

Mr. Green graduated from Oberlin College with a Bachelor of Arts in History. He received his Juris Doctorate, cum laude, from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and served as a law clerk to the Honorable Louis H. Pollak in Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

Lara MillerAssociate Counsel, Director of Special ProgramsInternational AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC)

Lara Miller is Associate Counsel at the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC). She has both a legal and a marketing-communications background. Lara has a Bachelor of Arts from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, a Post-Graduate degree in Corporate Communications from Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology in Toronto, Canada, and a Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law in New York.

Prior to law school, Lara interned in the Corporate Partnerships department of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment and worked at a prominent architecture firm where she managed all office operations for a team of over 40 architects.While at Fordham, Lara was a board member of the Dispute Resolution Society and traveled to Hong Kong to participate in a highly regarded international commercial arbitration competition for two consecutive years, as both a competitor and a team coach. She also served as a judicial intern for the Kings County Supreme Court, a legal intern at the Samuelson H. Glushko Intellectual Property & Information Law Clinic, the Student Director of Fordham's Fashion


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Law Institute clinic, and an in-house legal intern at PRADA USA Corp.Prior to joining the IACC, Lara was an independent contractor working for a boutique law firm on corporate and intellectual property matters.

Meena SayalGlobal Brand Protection DirectorUnilever

As Global Brand Protection Director, Meena is responsible for the development, delivery, communication and overall management of Unilever’s Global Brand Protection strategy. She assesses need and opportunity to deliver global tools to the operational Brand Protection teams in the Unilever geographies around the world.

Meena is a qualified barrister of England and Wales who has variously worked in independent practice, as a solicitor equivalent at Mishcon de Reya, as a government prosecutor for the Solicitors Office of HM Customs & Excise and in-house.

Her in-house career started with TM portfolio management and the development of the enforcement programmes for Euro ’96 and World Cup ’98 before taking her into a full IP portfolio role at Diageo and an IP business affairs role at Sony Playstation. Her current global role at Unilever is a cross-functional rather than a solely legal one and delivers targeted Brand Protection strategies and solutions through evaluating the brand protection related opportunities within each function at Unilever.

James WhymarkSenior AssociateBaker & McKenzie

James is a Senior Associate in Baker & McKenzie's London office. His practice encompasses all aspects of intellectual property law including trade marks, patents, designs, copyright, domain name disputes and passing off, with a particular focus on technology, fashion and online products. James' principal practice focuses on contentious IP enforcement, litigation, brand protection and anti-counterfeiting. He advises clients in a variety of sectors on anti-counterfeiting and brand protection matters and manages a number of global enforcement programs which cover the implementation and co-ordination of enforcement actions in the UK, throughout Europe and worldwide. This includes clients in the fashion, cosmetics, apparel, pharmaceutical, consumer goods and technology sectors. As part of the steering committee for Baker & McKenzie's global anti-counterfeiting taskforce, James has also pioneered the development of Baker & McKenzie's customs enforcement management tool, MAPS, which centralises the co-ordination and administration of multi-jurisdictional customs enforcement programs.


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As part of his contentious practice, James manages UK High Court litigation for a wide range of clients and has recently acted for a luxury cosmetic brand in relation to the protection of its trade mark and design rights, consumer goods brands in relation to copycat products and enforced trade mark rights for a global social media platform.

As part of Baker & McKenzie's global enforcement group, James has also worked with enforcement experts around the world and has been involved in a number of co-ordinated multi-jurisdictional enforcement programs. He has extensive experience of IP enforcement practices across many jurisdictions. James has written extensively on the subject of IP enforcement and anti-counterfeiting, having been published in a variety of journals and industry periodicals including the WTR Anti-Counterfeiting Guide 2014 and 2015.

Deborah Wilcox PartnerBakerHostetler

An experienced trademark lawyer, copyright practitioner and first-chair litigator, Deborah Wilcox is a go-to intellectual property attorney. Deborah assists her clients in selecting, registering, monetizing, and enforcing trademarks, domain names, and copyrights. She is a strategic advisor to clients, structuring IP deals and adapting her legal advice to evolving technologies such as mobile apps and social media sites. She works with clients to understand their risk tolerance and develop practical strategies and best practices suited to their goals. Often, this involves filing civil lawsuits or pursuing criminal prosecution, especially when enforcing her clients’ zero-tolerance policies against counterfeiters. Deborah applies her depth of knowledge to assist clients around the globe with their international intellectual property needs.

Highly regarded in her field, Deborah is listed in Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business in the area of Intellectual Property and has been named an “IP Star” by Managing Intellectual Property magazine, as well as in “IP Stars—Top 250 Women in IP.” Deborah has been named in World Trademark Review's WTR 100 since 2014, where she has been described as "incredibly active in the trademark, domain name and internet spaces," and "an exceptional lawyer with a strong and loyal client following,” (WTR 1000 2016). She is the Coordinator for the Intellectual Property, Technology and Media team in the firm’s Cleveland office.


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Farnaz M. AlemiVice President & Senior Legal Counsel for Global Content ProtectionMotion Picture Association of America (MPAA)

Farnaz M. Alemi is Vice President & Senior Legal Counsel for global content protection at the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). She focuses on developing and executing global strategies to protect and preserve the intellectual property rights of MPAA’s six member studios (Disney, Paramount, Fox, Warner Bros., NBCUniversal, and Sony). In particular, she leads the follow the money initiatives worldwide, working collaboratively with intermediaries and enforcement agencies to stem sources of funding and revenue for rogue websites. Prior to joining MPAA, Farnaz practiced at two major international law firms specializing in intellectual property, technology, and interactive media. She received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Stanford University, and her Juris Doctorate from Northwestern University School of Law.

Peter AverySenior ConsultantOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

Peter Avery is currently a Senior Consultant to the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), where he is carrying out research on counterfeiting and piracy issues. From 1991 to 2015, he led and contributed to work on a broad range of issues at the OECD, including work on intellectual property, the digital economy, consumer policy, steel, shipbuilding and entrepreneurship. He played a principal role in developing the OECD’s 2008 analysis of The Economic Impact of Counterfeiting and Piracy. Prior to joining the OECD, he managed a team of international trade analysts at the US International Trade Commission (1982-1991).

Matthew J. BassiurVice President, Head of Global Intellectual Property EnforcementAlibaba Group

Matthew J. Bassiur was named Vice President, Head of Global Intellectual Property Enforcement of Alibaba Group, effective January 2016. Matthew will lead a team that works with international brands and retail partners, industry associations, government regulators, law enforcement and other organizations to advance Alibaba Group’s anti-counterfeiting and IP rights protection efforts. He will report to Michael Evans, President of Alibaba Group.

Matthew joins Alibaba from Pfizer Inc., where he served as Vice President and Deputy Chief Security Officer. He oversaw Pfizer’s anti-counterfeiting operations, large-scale investigations into criminal activity, physical security and crisis management for North, Central and South America.


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Prior to Pfizer, Matthew was Senior Director, Americas Region, and Counsel for IPR Enforcement at Apple, where his responsibilities included building and overseeing an investigative program into complex thefts, frauds, leaks, threats and cyber-related crimes, as well as developing and implementing Apple’s civil, criminal and administrative anti-counterfeiting program.

Prior to joining Apple, Matthew was a federal prosecutor in the Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) of the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), where he prosecuted large-scale, multi-jurisdictional IP crimes, and coordinated domestic and international IP enforcement training and outreach. During his tenure with the DOJ, he also served as the Intellectual Property Liaison to Industry for his section.

From 1998 to 2006, as an assistant district attorney in the Trial Division under Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau, Matthew specialized in investigations and prosecution of New York’s trademark counterfeiting industry and Asian organized crime.

Matthew was a United States Fulbright Scholar and, under the Fulbright Specialist Program, taught Intellectual Property law at Renmin University in Beijing. He earned his J.D. from the University of Virginia, School of Law in 1998 and was inducted into the Order of the Coif. In 2007, he was the recipient of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Award for Distinguished Service as a Federal Government Official for his work in the field of IP investigations, prosecutions, education and outreach.

Joel BlankIntellectual Property Attaché to ChinaU.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Joel Blank serves as the Intellectual Property Attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, China. In this capacity, Mr. Blank serves as the principal officer within the Embassy on matters related to the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights in China and as the primary liaison between the Embassy and relevant offices of the Chinese Government for such matters. Mr. Blank’s duties include helping to develop, promote, and implement U.S. Government policies that will facilitate the ability of right holders to protect and enforce their intellectual property rights in China; apprising the Ambassador and other Embassy officials of important intellectual property developments; and serving as a point-of-contact for U.S. companies that have questions on China’s intellectual property environment.

Prior to his appointment as the IP Attaché, Mr. Blank was an Attorney-Advisor in the Office of the Administrator for Policy and External Affairs at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). As a member of the Office’s Enforcement Team, Mr. Blank specialized in developing USPTO policy on China-related IP matters, particularly those concerning the enforcement of intellectual property rights in


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China. Prior to joining the USPTO, Mr. Blank was a Senior Attorney in the Office of the Chief Counsel for International Commerce (OCCIC) in the U.S. Department of Commerce, where he advised the International Trade Administration on international trade law issues. While at OCCIC, Mr. Blank specialized in international intellectual property, investment, competition, and China-related legal issues.

Mr. Blank graduated Magna Cum Laude from American University’s Washington College of Law, where he served as the Editor-in-Chief of the International Law Review, and holds a Business Degree from Drake University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with majors in International Business, Accounting, and Management.

Ron DavisQuality Brands Protection Committee (QBPC)

Ron Davis recently retired from Qualcomm as the Senior Director of Brand Protection. Recruited in 2005 to establish their Brand Protection Program, Ron was responsible for management of their global brand protection/intellectual property rights investigation and forensic evaluations. In this role, he traveled to China and Asia multiple times each year and worked closely with the Chinese citizens that composed his brand protection team there, as well as the Quality Brands Protection Committee (QBPC) in China.

Prior experience includes United States Marine Corps combat helicopter pilot, FBI Special Agent; big-four international security consultant; security director for General Dynamics Space Systems; volunteer security director for Dennis Conner’s successful America’s Cup campaign; global director, corporate security for Honeywell; and anti-counterfeit leader for Cisco Systems, living in Hong Kong, where he created and managed their program to complement ongoing IPR and gray market efforts.

He continued his long involvement in the industry as the only U.S. based Vice Chairman of the 215+ corporate member QBPC. Upon announcing retirement Ron was elected as QBPC’s Vice Chairman Emeritus and “Goodwill Ambassador” to the United States. He has been designated a Certified Protection Professional (CPP) and Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE). He is also a long term member of the Board of Directors, not-for-profit, Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC).

Mr. Davis was selected in May, 2011 as a member of the A-CAPP Industry Advisory Board and served a term as President. Given his unique experience, Ron is recognized as one of the most experienced professionals in the brand protection space and brings a valuable perspective from having lived/worked in Hong Kong/China/Asia. Ron is currently working with the A-CAPP Center as an Industry Fellow and pursuing opportunities to share his unique knowledge with other brand protection professionals.


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Julien DudouitGlobal IP Brand ManagereBay

Julien Dudouit is Global IP Brand Manager for eBay, responsible for supporting Rights Owners in protecting their Trademarks and Copyrights by managing the Verified Rights Owner programme (VeRO) on eBay and Classifieds platforms globally. Prior to this, Julien was closely involved in implementing eBay’s anti-counterfeit operational strategy. Julien holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Management and has been working on anti-piracy matters for the past ten years.

Martin ElliottGlobal Head of Brand ProtectionVisa Inc.

Martin Elliott is the Global Head of Brand Protection for Visa Inc. He is responsible for policy development, strategy and execution of Visa’s chargeback and fraud mitigation programs and for initiatives that prevent illegal or brand damaging activity from entering the payment system. Martin has been with Visa 17 years and is a subject matter expert in mitigating acquiring, issuing and data security related risks. Prior to joining Visa, Martin worked for Wells Fargo Bank’s Merchant Card and Retail Banking Divisions. Martin is a graduate of San Francisco State University.

Peter N. FowlerRegional Intellectual Property Attaché, Southeast AsiaU.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Peter N. Fowler is the Regional Intellectual Property Attaché for Southeast Asia, serving as a resource for U.S. Government agencies and national intellectual property offices. He joined the USPTO in 1995 as an Attorney-Advisor in the Office of Legislative and International Affairs and has served variously as Senior Counsel for Enforcement in the Office of Policy and External Affairs, and as the agency’s Chief of Staff, Senior Advisor to the Under Secretary and Director, and as Acting Deputy Administrator for External Affairs. As a technical advisor to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, he worked on a number of trade agreements, including those with Australia, Bahrain, Malaysia, Oman, and Thailand, as well as the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.

Prior to joining USPTO, he practiced law in San Francisco, California, representing a wide range of creative people. He also taught as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Law at Golden Gate University School of Law, an Adjunct Lecturer at Hastings College of the Law, University of San Francisco College of Professional Studies, and at essor of Education at La Universidad Pontifícia Bolivariana in Medellín, Colombia.


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Mr. Fowler is admitted to practice in California and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. He is on the Advisory Board of the Golden Gate University School of Law IP Law Center, and a member of the Regional Advisory Group of the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.

Mr. Fowler received a B.A. from John Carroll University; an M.A. from the University of Alabama; an M.A. from Ball State University; and his J.D. from Golden Gate University School of Law.rom Stanford University, and her Juris Doctorate from Northwestern University School of Law.

Gustavo GiayPartnerMarval, O'Farrell & Mairal

Gustavo Giay has been a partner of Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal, the largest and leading law firm in Argentina, since 2003. He is the Head of the firm’s Intellectual Property Litigation Group, which includes the highly successful Enforcement Unit dedicated to combat counterfeiting and piracy in a very efficient, swift and cost effective manner. He also has extensive experience in advising businesses and individuals in matters related to Internet Law and assessment on legal and contractual questions in new and developing technologies. He graduated as a lawyer from the Universidad de Buenos Aires in 1994 with a concentration in business economics and in 1997 he earned his LLM degree from Northwestern University in Chicago, Illinois. In 2002 he completed a postgraduate course on Intellectual Property at the Universidad de Palermo in Buenos Aires. He is a professor of trademark law at the Center of Intellectual Property of the Austral University in Buenos Aires, and frequently lectures in conferences and seminars in Argentina and abroad. He is one of the most respected voices in anticounterfeiting work in Latin America, in particular in Argentina where he practices law. He is a licensed Intellectual Property Agent and is a member of INTA (where he chaired the Association’s Latin American Anticounterfeiting Subcommittee in 2008-2009 and the Anticounterfeiting Committee in 2012-2013), the Argentine Association of Industrial Property Agents (AAAPI), the International Association for the Protection of the Industrial Property (AIPPI), and of Licensing Executives Society (LES). For many years he has been an active participant in the activities of the IACC, in particular in Latin America, and has been recently appointed as Chair of the IACC’s Latin America Advisory Group.


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Sarah LevittSenior Counsel for Content ProtectionMotion Picture Association of America (MPAA)

Sarah Levitt is Senior Counsel for Content Protection at the Motion Picture Association of America. She advises the world’s six largest motion picture studios on all matters related to content protection and anti-piracy, including litigation, criminal investigations, government policy, and voluntary initiatives with Internet intermediaries. Her work on voluntary initiatives has as special focus on domain names, including direct work with ICANN, the Domain Name Association, and individual registries and registrars. Sarah recently negotiated the first “trusted notifier” agreement between the film industry and a major domain name registry, allowing for content creators to send evidence packages directly to a registry for consideration of domain name suspension based on copyright infringement. Before joining the MPAA, Sarah served as a federal prosecutor in the Cyber and Intellectual Property Crimes Unit of the United States Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles. After graduating from Harvard Law School, she practiced business litigation and white collar criminal defense at O’Melveny & Myers in Los Angeles, California.

Carlos LinaresVice President, Anti-Piracy Legal AffairsRecording Industry Association of America (RIAA)

Carlos Linares is Vice President, Anti-Piracy Legal Affairs, of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the trade association representing the U.S. recording industry. RIAA’s member companies are the record labels that create, manufacture and distribute more than 85 percent of all legitimate sound recordings sold in the United States. Mr. Linares serves as lead counsel to the company’s anti-piracy division, and provides legal oversight and guidance in the development of enforcement programs designed to protect the intellectual property interests of the U.S. recording industry. Additionally, his responsibilities include supporting investigations and prosecutions of both physical and online piracy, and partnering with government and industry relations to create effective state piracy legislation. Before joining the RIAA at its Washington D.C. headquarters in 2006, Mr. Linares served as Regional Counsel for the company’s Southern Region, based in Dallas, Texas, and practiced in litigation at the law firm of Conroy, Simberg & Ganon, in Orlando, Florida.

Mr. Linares holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from the University of Florida and a bachelor of arts in liberal arts and music performance from Louisiana State University. A long-time musician and songwriter, he has recorded and toured extensively, and is a voting member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Mr. Linares is a member of the Bars of the State of Florida, the State of Texas, and the District of Columbia.

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Lisa H. MeyerhoffPartnerBaker & McKenzie

Lisa H. Meyerhoff specializes in intellectual property law, with an emphasis on litigation and client counseling. Her primary focus is on domestic and international intellectual property disputes (e.g., trademark, patent and copyright infringement; anticounterfeiting).

Lisa has assisted clients in diverse industries ranging from consumer and luxury goods to electronics, medical devices, and oilfield equipment. She has been lead counsel in bench and jury trials primarily in federal court, and has handled various trademark proceedings before the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeals Board.Lisa also counsels clients about how to maximize protection of their intellectual property using domestic and international utility and design patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret laws. She is also a licensed patent attorney.

Lisa is a frequent speaker on current intellectual property topics.

Chris OldknowSenior Policy AdvisorICC BASCAP

Chris Oldknow is a senior policy advisor to ICC BASCAP and the co-founder and director of Elipe, a strategic consultancy focused on digital and IP issues. He is one of the authors of the ICC BASCAP Report Roles and Responsibilities of Intermediaries: Fighting counterfeiting and piracy in the supply chain

Before co-founding Elipe in 2014, Chris was interim vice president of anti-piracy at media and entertainment company NBCUniversal, and a consultant to various trade associations and companies.

He spent 15 years at Microsoft leading anti-counterfeiting, anti-piracy and licence compliance activities in the UK and central & eastern Europe. He drove international policy and advocacy at the company, integrating IP enforcement with corporate affairs including working with economic attaches and negotiating the EU MoU regarding counterfeiting online.

Chris was chair of the Anti-Counterfeiting Group (ACG) in the UK from 2013-2015, and on the board of The Police IP Crime Unit PIPCU. He has been actively involved in many other associations. His track record shows repeated delivery of business-focused results through engagement.

He has a degree in physics and a master's in IP law. He was called to the bar in 1995.

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Paul PaolucciVice President, Law and Franchise IntegrityMasterCard

Paul Paolucci began his career in the credit card industry with MasterCard Worldwide in 1996 and is currently the Senior Business Leader/Vice President of the MasterCard Customer Performance Integrity Group. For the past 20 years, Paul's responsibilities included the management of global MasterCard compliance standards as well as developing innovative fraud mitigation strategies for both merchants and financial institutions. He has also been a leader in collaborating with right holders, law enforcement, and government agencies to enforce MasterCard's policies to protect the MasterCard brand and those of its customers.

Mr. D'Arcy Quinn Director, Anti-CounterfeitingCropLife International

Food: Mr. Quinn began his anti-counterfeiting enforcement for the French food and drinks group Danone, based in Paris. He eliminated counterfeiting factories in North Africa and Asia and stopped the illicit trade of counterfeit Evian mineral water saving the brand image in the USA. He negotiated acquisitions globally and was a Board Member of Scharffenberger Cellars, a subsidiary of Champagne Pommery-Lanson.

Pharmaceuticals: Mr. Quinn was Legal Counsel for Merck Sharp & Dohme in the Middle East and Africa, dealing with medicines that were smuggled and counterfeited. He oversaw compliance and anti-corruption programs. He was a Director of the Pharmaceutical Security Institute consisting of twenty-two pharmaceutical companies, overseeing worldwide investigations into criminal networks selling counterfeit medicines. His investigations in Tijuana led to a re-structuring of the FDA anti-counterfeiting units.

Tobacco: Mr. Quinn worked for the manufacturer of Marlboro and L&M and through law enforcement actions and business strategies he reduced the Russian rate of counterfeit cigarettes from 17% to less than one percent and oversaw the raids of twenty-two illegal cigarette factories in Central Europe and the ex-Soviet Union. He trained prosecutors and customs officers in the region and managed over twenty private investigators in the ex-Soviet Union. Pesticides: Currently Mr. Quinn advises seven multinational agrochemical companies, governments and regulators concerned about counterfeit and illegal pesticides, on behalf of CropLife International. He trains law enforcement ranging from Interpol, Europol, FBI, to national customs, and lectures at conferences and universities on alternative strategies to stop counterfeiting. Mr. Quinn, a lawyer, is a member of the State Bar of California.

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Josephine R. Santiago LL.M.Director GeneralIntellectual Property Office of the Philippines

On her assumption as the fourth Director General of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines in October 2015, lawyer Josephine Rima-Santiago brings with her an expansive and extensive experience in the field of the intellectual property system that traverses two decades in government and in the private realm. In government, she was former Deputy Director General, Intellectual Property Office (1999-2002); Director, Technology Application and Promotion Institute of the Dept. of Science and Technology (2006-2008); and an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practitioner, Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (2011-2015). In the private sector, she was an intellectual property rights consultant and legal practitioner, educator, and researcher.

As a legal practitioner and educator, DG Santiago engaged in a modest legal practice in her own law firm while being a faculty member at the Faculties of Law of the De La Salle University and the Arellano University where she taught Intellectual Property Law for almost a decade. She is the only Filipino Faculty/Tutor on Advanced Patent at the WIPO Academy’s Distance Learning Program and serves as resource person in various conferences, workshops and seminars, both local and international.

As a researcher, she led several local and international research projects conducted in the area of IP system and related fields, one of which was on access to innovation, a 2-year grant obtained from the International Development Research Center (IDRC) of Canada in 2009.

A graduate of the University of the Philippines with the degrees of B.S. in Foreign Service and Bachelor of Laws, DG Santiago further obtained the degree of Master of Laws in Intellectual Property from the joint program of the University of Turin in Italy and the WIPO Worldwide Academy.

Norman SchenkVice President, Global Customs Policy & Public AffairsUPS

Norman Schenk, UPS Vice President Global Customs Policy & Public Affairs, is responsible for shaping global customs policy and border strategies to facilitate the smooth flow of shipments across international borders.

With more than 30 years of UPS experience, Schenk has been involved with expansion planning, brokerage acquisitions, and the development of global compliance programs. He was the first U.S. employee for the UPS customs brokerage services in Louisville, Ky. which now has grown to more than 3,000 employees.

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Schenk has testified before the U.S. Congress on both postal issues and drug enforcement issues. Norm currently serves on Advisory Committees to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC), U.S. Department of State, and the World Customs Organization (WCO).

He currently chairs the customs committee of the Global Express Association GEA) and is also actively involved with the Express Association of America (EAA). Norm is also involved with the American Association of Exporters & Importers (AAEI) and National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America (NCBFFA). He was appointed to the Commercial Operations Advisory Committee (COAC) in October 2002 and has served two terms on this advisory group to U.S. Customs & Border Protection.

Norm spends a great deal of time working directly with government leaders on reducing trade barriers, simplifying processes, and most recently supply chain security issues. He was a key contributor in the development of Air Cargo Advanced Screening (ACAS), now being used by Customs & Border Protection (CBP) for global express air shipments.

Schenk graduated from Widener University in 1979 with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and is a licensed customs broker (1985). He resides in Louisville, KY.

Victoria ShecklerSenior Vice President, Deputy General CounselRecording Industry Association of America (RIAA)

Victoria Sheckler is the Senior Vice President, Deputy General Counsel for the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). She helps develop strategy for industry-wide projects for the music industry, and serves as corporate and compliance counsel to the RIAA.

Before joining the RIAA, Ms. Sheckler was a partner at Hogan & Hartson, LLP. Ms. Sheckler represented clients in several industries in licensing, commercializing, acquiring or divesting intellectual property and related assets, as well as counseling clients on privacy, data security, and general corporate matters.

Ms. Sheckler graduated from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, magna cum laude. Ms. Sheckler received her Bachelors of Science in electrical engineering from The George Washington University.

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Peter SzyszkoCEO and founderwhiteBULLET Solutions Limited

Peter Szyszko is the CEO and founder of whiteBULLET Solutions Limited, a TAG certified IP solutions and technology company, with operations based in Europe and the US. whiteBULLET provides data and solutions to digital intermediaries about IP infringing websites, including providing assistance to help digital advertising companies avoid funding IP infringement. Peter is a lawyer specialised in IP, Internet regulation, digital advertising and technology law. He has over 15 years' experience in this area and has held positions at private law firms, including Freshfields and Covington & Burling, and was head of Digital Content Protection EMEA at NBCUniversal International. Peter is closely engaged with stakeholders across the digital advertising and trading ecosystem and works extensively in the enforcement and online IP compliance arena, including government Internet safety policy across the EU.

Rachel Nyswander ThomasSenior Vice President, Operations and Public PolicyTrustworthy Accountability Group (TAG)

Rachel Nyswander Thomas is Senior Vice President, Operations and Public Policy at the Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG). TAG is a first-of-its-kind cross-industry accountability program to create transparency in the business relationships and transactions that undergird the digital ad industry, while continuing to enable innovation. A joint marketing-media industry program, TAG was created with a focus on four core areas: eliminating fraudulent digital advertising traffic, combating malware, fighting ad-supported Internet piracy to promote brand integrity, and promoting brand safety through greater transparency. Ms. Thomas has spent her career studying, creating and implementing data policy in the academic, private industry and non-profit sectors. Prior to joining TAG, Thomas served as Vice President of Advocacy & Accountability at the Direct Marketing Association (DMA), advocating DMA’s data policy agenda before Congress and federal agencies on behalf of thousands of business and nonprofit organizations. She also served concurrently as Executive Director of DMA’s DataDriven Marketing Institute (DDMI), facilitating academic teams in conducting independent research exploring how the responsible use of consumer data shapes industry, society and the economy. Previously, Thomas led The McGraw-Hill Companies’ regulatory compliance efforts relating to customer privacy, auditing worldwide operations, training more than 2,000 employees annually and providing compliance consultation to a global corps of 80 Privacy Officials in more than 40 countries. Throughout her career, Thomas has addressed policymakers on issues of privacy, cybersecurity and self-regulation, including presentations before the Federal Trade Commission, the House of

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Representatives Privacy Task Force, the Congressional Black Caucus and the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee. She has spoken on such issues before academic audiences at the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School of Communications, American University’s School of Public Affairs and the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business. Her scholarship on cybersecurity public-private partnerships has been published by the Center for Strategic and International Studies and Thomson Reuters Press.

Chris VansteenkisteCluster Manager CounterfeitingEuropol

Chris Vansteenkiste, Cluster Manager of Europol’s Intellectual Property Unit (Focal Point COPY). Chris was born in Belgium and worked for the Belgian Federal Police since 1982. During his career at the Belgian Federal Police (In former days the Gendarmerie) he worked at the national police school and the national intelligence centre. He started the National IP Crime Unit in Belgium in October 2002. During eight years he built out Belgium’s IP Crime Unit and provided expertise in EU and international IP projects in Poland, Romania, Croatia, China, Turkey, Algeria and Moldova. Chris started working as Project Manager of Focal Point COPY, Europol’s IP Crime Unit, in December 2010. Last year Chris' IP Crime team was received the ACG award.

Julio VelezAmericas Anti-Counterfeiting Investigations ManagerHP Inc.

Julio Velez is the Americas Regional Investigations Manager for Global Brand Security, HP Inc. He has been with HP in this position since September of 2010.

Julio and his team are focused on disrupting, dismantling and eliminating counterfeiting organizations in the Americas via use of intelligence, investigation and enforcement actions. With the assistance of various supervisors who work directly under him, Julio oversees 6 investigative vendors who employ over 120 investigators who cover all of the Americas.

Prior to joining HP, Julio was the Deputy Special Agent in Charge for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Office of Investigations, El Paso, Texas and was responsible for all criminal and civil investigations under the jurisdiction of DHS for southwest Texas and all of New Mexico. Julio has held various senior management positions in DHS and U.S. Customs, Office of Investigations, in Washington, DC and various cities throughout the United States and Latin America.

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While in government service, he served a total of 14 years in Latin America as an Attaché for both the U.S. Customs Service, Office of Investigations and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Julio oversaw criminal investigations with a U.S. nexus for both agencies in the countries of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay.

Julio holds a BS in Criminal Justice.

Adam WilliamsDeputy Director, International PolicyUK Intellectual Property Office

Adam is responsible for the Office’s international activities both with respect to multilateral frameworks and institutions such as the EU and WIPO, and to the Office’s bilateral relationships and cooperation with key global markets such as China, North America, ASEAN, Brazil and India. Adam’s team also provides support and awareness raising for UK businesses who are exporting or are looking to export; the UK’s IP attaché network is a key part of this work

Adam has previously worked in the UK Government on Defence policy matters and has extensive experience dealing with policy issues in the EU, UN and NATO as well as undertaking bilateral (country to country) negotiations.

Adam Joined the Intellectual Property Office in late 2009 as Head of International Coordination in the Copyright and Enforcement Directorate. He then took up the role of Deputy Director International Policy in July 2013.

Adam holds a Bachelor of Sciences degree and a Masters degree in Business Administration.

Zac WolfProduct Marketing ManagerMarkMonitor AntiCounterfeiting Solutions

Zac Wolf is the Product Marketing Manager for the MarkMonitor AntiCounterfeiting Solutions.

With over four years of experience in Brand Protection, he has focused on building a comprehensive, effective brand protection strategy for global brands in various industries including technology, apparel, sports and entertainment. Zac has managed a team of Brand Protection Analysts, and has helped establish industry-standard anti-counterfeiting best practices looking across multiple digital channels.

Zac holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from the University of Idaho and a Master's of Business Administration, graduating with honors, from Northwest Nazarene University.

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James WhymarkBaker and McKenzieUnited [email protected]

Hao YuBaker and McKenziePeople's Republic of [email protected]

Robertson D BeckerleggeBakerHostetlerUnited [email protected]

Nancy FrandsenBakerHostetlerUnited [email protected]

Heather McDonaldBakerHostetlerUnited [email protected]

Deborah WilcoxBakerHostetlerUnited [email protected]

Adriana BarreraBARLAW - Barrera and Asociados S. Civil de [email protected]

Niccolo' InvreaBarzano & [email protected]

William [email protected]

Adolfo AthieBasham, Ringe y Correa, [email protected]

Eduardo CastanedaBasham, Ringe y Correa, [email protected]

Gloria NiembroBasham, Ringe y Correa, [email protected]

Frederico HuttemannBerkemeyer Attorneys and [email protected]

Juan Carlos AmaroBerril, Coca and Becerril, [email protected]

Rodrigo NavarroBerril, Coca and Becerril, [email protected]

Philippe BheringBhering [email protected]

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Uri WeinstokBLPCosta [email protected]

Dennis PolinskiBrady CorporationUnited [email protected]

Roland PammBrand Protection ConsultantUnited [email protected]

Yoav [email protected]

Deborah GreavesBrutzkus GubnerUnited [email protected]

Joel SchwarzBSA | The Software AllianceUnited [email protected]

Pedro AlvaradoBUFETE SONÍ, [email protected]

Karen MacDonaldBull, Housser and Tupper [email protected]

Mark SchonfeldBurns and Levinson LLPUnited [email protected]

Cherith [email protected]

Tomas ElemansCalvin Klein, [email protected]

Alan HallCalvin Klein, Inc.United [email protected]

David SimpsonCalvin Klein, Inc.United [email protected]

Alejandro CaminoCamino, Brelles and Asociados [email protected]

Maria CaminoCamino, Brelles and Asociados [email protected]

Francisco [email protected]

Heather Grant Cash's Apparel Solutions (UK) Limited United States [email protected]

Wilson LauCash's Apparel Solutions (UK)Limited Hong Kong

Charles Yeo Cash's Apparel Solutions (UK)Limited Hong Kong [email protected]

William QuCBI Consulting Co., Ltd.People's Republic of [email protected]

David HarperCedar White BradleyUnited Arab [email protected]

Halim ShehadehCedar White BradleyUnited Arab [email protected]

Mark HennionCelgene CorporationUnited [email protected]

William ZhouCelgene CorporationUnited [email protected]

Michele CasucciCertilogo Inc.United [email protected]

Daniele SommavillaCertilogo Inc.United [email protected]

Diego CervieriCervieri Monsuarez and [email protected]

Virginia CervieriCervieri Monsuarez and [email protected]

Adrienne HahnChanel, Inc.United [email protected]

Lynnette OkaChanel, Inc.United [email protected]

Yann RomeChanel, [email protected]

Mauro MarinCikato [email protected]

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Roy CrozierClarke Willmott LLPUnited [email protected]

Stephen GingrichCleveland Golf / SrixonUnited [email protected]

Rob DeansClyde and CoUnited Arab [email protected]

Melissa BergerCoach, Inc.United [email protected]

Lindsay ConnCoalition to Advance the Protection of Sports LogoUnited [email protected]

Cortney MartinCoalition to Advance the Protection of Sports LogoUnited [email protected]

Jennie MartelColgate Palmolive CompanyUnited [email protected]

Lisa DeereConair CorporationUnited [email protected]

Mike LaCorteConflict InternationalUnited [email protected]

Denise MostellerContinental EnterprisesUnited [email protected]

Joel MastersonCornwall [email protected]

Maria RomolerouxCorral [email protected]

Stephen SternCorrs Chambers [email protected]

Gina CarrilloCorsearchUnited [email protected]

Brian LooneyCorsearchUnited [email protected]

Emely Romero LittrellCorsearchUnited [email protected]

Jim DugganCoty Inc.United [email protected]

Heike BhonsleCrocs, Inc.United [email protected]

D'Arcy QuinnCropLife [email protected]

Sandy BeattieCSA GroupUnited [email protected]

Terry HunterCSA [email protected]

Monica AlmeidaDallas Police Department United States [email protected]

Robert Benitez Dallas Police Department United States [email protected]

Christopher LoweDallas Police DepartmentUnited [email protected]

Fernando Casares Daniel Advogados Brazil [email protected]

George Lucena Daniel Advogados Brazil [email protected]

Jose Henrique Werner Dannemann Siemsen Brazil [email protected]

Franco Diaz DataTraceID Pty Ltd. United States [email protected]

Igor Araújo David do Nascimento AdvogadosBrazil [email protected]

Amber Lilly Deere and Company United States [email protected]

Denis Voevodin [email protected]

Tiantian Wang DHgate.com People's Republic of China [email protected]

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Yali Zhang DHgate.com People's Republic of [email protected]

Karen ZimmermanDiscover, Pulse, and Diners CardUnited States [email protected]

Mike Buell Document Security Systems, Inc.United States [email protected]

Donna PoliczDocument Security Systems, Inc.United States [email protected]

Emilio Daireaux Dolby Laboratories, Inc. United States [email protected]

Shlomo Cohen Dr. Shlomo Cohen and Co. Israel [email protected]

Christian Lozada Medina Dumont Bergman Bider & CO. S.C.Mexico [email protected]

Michael DeStefano DuPont United States [email protected]

Julien Dudouit eBay Inc. United States [email protected]

Kevin Read Edward R. Kirby and AssociatesUnited States [email protected]

Chris Oldknow ELIPE United [email protected]

Ella Cheong Ella Cheong HK and Beijing Hong Kong [email protected]

Juan Caselles Elzaburu, S.L.P. Spain [email protected]

Mia Gutierrez Entertainment Software Association (ESA)United States [email protected]

Jason Drangel Epstein Drangel LLP United States [email protected]

Ashly Sands Epstein Drangel LLP United States [email protected]

Lewis Rice Estee Lauder Companies United States [email protected]

Ricardo Antequera Estudio Antequera Parilli and Rodriguez Venezuela [email protected]

Alexandra Hott Ethos Risk Services United States [email protected]

Mike Jaczewski Ethos Risk Services United States [email protected]

Chris Salgado Ethos Risk Services United States [email protected]

Chris Vansteenkiste Europol Netherlands [email protected]

Daniel Klein EverCompliant United States [email protected]

Liu Sheng Exxon Mobil Corporation People's Republic of China [email protected]

Mark Fiore Facebook, Inc. United States [email protected]

Amy Wright Facebook, Inc.United States [email protected]

James Saul Faegre Baker Daniels United States [email protected]

Angeles Puente Falconi Puig Abogados Ecuador [email protected]

Donna Cook FedEx United States [email protected]

Shwetasree Majumder FIDUS LAW CHAMBERS India [email protected]

Natasha Reed Foley Hoag LLP United States [email protected]

Negin Saberi Fossil Group, Inc. United States [email protected]

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Todd Martin Fross Zelnick Lehrman and Zissu, P.C.United States [email protected]

John Anderson GACG United Kingdom [email protected]

Luiz Gare Gare e Ortiz do Amaral - AdvogadosBrazil [email protected]

Reena Bidwal Genentech, Inc. United States [email protected]

Loretta Stipa Genentech, Inc. United States [email protected]

Lisa Caponegro Gibney Anthony and Flaherty LLPUnited States [email protected]

John Macaluso Gibney Anthony and Flaherty LLPUnited States [email protected]

Angelo Mazza Gibney Anthony and Flaherty LLPUnited States [email protected]

Robert Okulski Gibney Anthony and Flaherty LLPUnited States [email protected]

Maja Szumarska Gibney Anthony and Flaherty LLPUnited States [email protected]

Luiz Blanc Gilat, Bareket and Co. Israel [email protected]

Lori Mayall Gilead Sciences United States [email protected]

Cassie Lam Globe Business Media Group Hong Kong [email protected]

Jacob Schindler Globe Business Media Group Hong Kong [email protected]

AnnaBelle DanielVarda Google Inc. United States [email protected]

Monique Liburd Google Inc. United States [email protected]

Maria Aronikova Gowlings Russia [email protected]

Monique Couture Gowlings Canada [email protected]

Tania D'Souza Culora Gowlings Canada [email protected]

Castor Gonzalez-Escobar GR Lex Americas Venezuela [email protected]

Dawn Sgarlata Graphic Security Systems CorporationUnited States [email protected]

Jordi Camo GRAU and ANGULO, S.L.P Spain [email protected]

Cameron Nelson Greenberg and Traurig, LLP United States [email protected]

Justin Gaudio Greer Burns and Crain, Ltd United States [email protected]

Amy Ziegler Greer Burns and Crain, Ltd United States [email protected]

Kellie Stonier Griffith Hack Australia [email protected]

Baris Kalayci Gun and Partners Turkey [email protected]

Editha Hechanova Hechanova and Co., Inc. Philippines [email protected]

Thorsten Wieland Heuking Kuhn Luer Wojtek Germany [email protected]

Julio Velez Hewlett Packard United States [email protected]

Linda Le HID Global Corporation United States [email protected]

Chi Wai Alan Chiu Hogan Lovells Hong Kong [email protected]

Zhen Feng Hogan Lovells People's Republic of [email protected]

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Lloyd Parker Hogan Lovells Japan [email protected]

Cindy Baker Holihan Law United States [email protected]

Anjali Sareen Holihan Law United States [email protected]

Jeffrey Maund I-Corporate Risk Consultants Ltd.United Kingdom [email protected]

Hugo Moran ICAZA, GONZALEZ-RUIZ & ALEMANPanama [email protected]

Allen Westerfield Imaging Supplies Coalition United States [email protected]

Simon Baggs Incopro Limited United Kingdom [email protected]

Helen Saunders Incopro Limited United Kingdom [email protected]

Maysa Razavi INTA United States [email protected]

Josephine Santiago Intellectual Property Office, PHPhilippines [email protected]

John Qin Intertek United States [email protected]

MAMTA RANI INTTL ADVOCARE India [email protected]

Michael Fuller IP Services, Inc. United States [email protected]

Cindy Yard IP Services, Inc. United States [email protected]

Gareth Davies IP Whiz Limited Hong Kong [email protected]

Rob Holmes IPCybercrime.com LLP United States [email protected]

Obafemi Agaba Jackson, Etti and Edu Nigeria [email protected]

Israel Ledesma Jauregui y Del Valle, S.C. Mexico [email protected]

Christopher Doxrud Johansson and Langlois Chile [email protected]

Amice van der Burg - DissanayakeJohn Wilson Partners Sri Lanka [email protected]

Rich Kaeser Johnson and Johnson Corp. United States [email protected]

Kevin Weaver Johnson and Johnson Corp. United States [email protected]

Eric Paul JPatton United States [email protected]

Pete Reyes JPatton United States [email protected]

Priya Rao K and S Partners India [email protected]

Brian Cairl K2 Intelligence, LLC United States [email protected]

Hannah Coleman K2 Intelligence, LLC United States [email protected]

Aaron Hurvitz Kangxin Partners, P.C. People's Republic of China [email protected]

Rafael Lacaz Amaral Kasznar Leoardos Intellectual PropertyBrazil [email protected]

Lorne Lipkus Kestenberg Siegal Lipkus LLP Canada [email protected]

Robert Potter Kilpatrick Townsend and Stockton LLPUnited States [email protected]

Angela Kim Kim & Chang Korea [email protected]

Young-Joo Song Kim & Chang Korea [email protected]

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Melissa Wrzesniewsky L'Oreal United States [email protected]

James Luo Lawjay Partners People's Republic of China [email protected]

Kowit Somwaiya LawPlus Ltd. Thailand [email protected]

Zach Toczynski Levi Strauss United States [email protected]

Jeremy Summers Lewis Silkin LLP United Kingdom [email protected]

Dean Brocious Limited Brands United States [email protected]

Alan Swayne Limited Brands United States [email protected]

Alessandro Farris Luxottica Group S.p.A Italy [email protected]

Erin Lewis Luxottica Group S.p.A Italy [email protected]

Annalisa Nuzzo Luxottica Group S.p.A Italy [email protected]

John Stewart Luxottica Group S.p.A United States [email protected]

Crystal Zhang Luxottica Group S.p.A People's Republic of [email protected]

Carmen Hunt Major League Baseball (MLB) United States [email protected]

Panos Malamis Malamis and Associates Greece [email protected]

Michael Loney Managing IP United Kingdom [email protected]

Luis Olmedo Marinovic and Cia. Chile [email protected]

Chris Barnes Market Track United States [email protected]

Nathan Cole MARKETLY United States [email protected]

Pulin Thakkar MARKETLY United States [email protected]

Nancy Merritt MarkMonitor United States [email protected]

Ed Schandlbauer MarkMonitor United States [email protected]

Zachary Wolf MarkMonitor United States [email protected]

Enrique Martinez Martinez Escallon and [email protected]

Martin Chajchir Marval, O'Farrel and Mairal Argentina [email protected]

Gustavo Giay Marval, O'Farrel and Mairal Argentina [email protected]

Andres O'Farrell Marval, O'Farrell & Mairal Argentina [email protected]

Paul Paolucci MasterCard Worldwide United States [email protected]

Alice Pang McCarter and English, LLP United States [email protected]

Margarita Wallach McCarter and English, LLP United States [email protected]

Youmi Cho MCM Holding AG Korea [email protected]

Joy Jung MCM Holding AG Korea [email protected]

Rocio Martinez Houssay MercadoLibre, Inc. Argentina [email protected]

Tara Steketee Merck United States [email protected]

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Christopher Macolini MIC Worldwide, LLC United States [email protected]

Leah Evert-Burks Michigan State University United States [email protected]

Rodney Kinghorn Michigan State University United States [email protected]

Jeremy Wilson Michigan State University United States [email protected]

Pamela Hernandez Mininño Abogados Dominican Republic [email protected]

John Fairbairn Minter Ellison Rudd Watts Australia [email protected]

Prithipal Singh Mirandah Law LLP Singapore [email protected]

Jeremy Hertzog Mishcon de Reya New York LLPUnited Kingdom [email protected]

Lee McDivitt Mississippi Attorney General's OfficeUnited States [email protected]

Mariano Municoy Moeller IP Advisors Argentina [email protected]

Osamu Iwanami Momo-O, Matsuo and Namba United States [email protected]

Yuriko Kanematsu Momo-O, Matsuo and Namba United States [email protected]

Aurelio Bonilla MoneyGram InternationalUnited States [email protected]

Bruce KingslandMonster Energy Company United States [email protected]

Darryl RothMonster Energy Company United States [email protected]

Ezgi Baklaci Moroglu Arseven Law Firm Turkey [email protected]

Farnaz Alemi Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Kevin Casey Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Corey Ivy Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Sarah Levitt Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Guillermo Lopez Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Marc Lorenti Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Adrian Murray Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Michele Wang Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) United States [email protected]

Jean-Paul Bechu Nameshield/Namescan France [email protected]

James Dobbins National Tobacco Company, L.P.United States [email protected]

Tracie Kutner-Merwitzer Nautilus Investigations United States [email protected]

David Green NBCUniversal United States [email protected]

Shalini Jayaweera NBCUniversal United Kingdom [email protected]

Lawrence Liu NBCUniversal United [email protected]

Danielle Bellak netCOMPONENTS, Inc. United States [email protected]

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Andrew Brodsky NetNames/Envisional United Kingdom [email protected]

David Franklin NetNames/Envisional United Kingdom [email protected]

Ben Mok NetNames/EnvisionalUnited States [email protected]

Edward Seaford NetNames/Envisional United States [email protected]

Brian Ward NetNames/Envisional United States [email protected]

Chris Knowles New Era Cap Company, Inc. United States [email protected]

Tony Swaffield New Era Cap Company, Inc. United States [email protected]

Randall Burgess New ProImage America, Inc. United States [email protected]

Bill Berner Nike, Inc. United States [email protected]

Lori Colbert Nike, Inc. United States [email protected]

Newton Vieira Nike, Inc. Brazil [email protected]

Lynn Knudson Nintendo of America Inc. United States [email protected]

Chris Parent Nintendo of America Inc. United States [email protected]

Peter Avery OECD France [email protected]

Fernanda Diaz Olivares Mexico [email protected]

Victor Ramirez Olivares Mexico [email protected] Luis Schmidt OLIVARES & CIA. Mexico [email protected]

Martin Feinberg Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP United States [email protected]

Peter Browne OpSec Security, Inc. United States [email protected]

Iain Heseltine OpSec Security, Inc. United Kingdom [email protected]

Lisa Hill OpSec Security, Inc. United States [email protected]

Doug Menifee OpSec Security, Inc. United States [email protected]

David Sandello OpSec Security, Inc. United States [email protected]

John McKinney OtterBox/LifeProof United States [email protected]

Jonathan Tudryn OtterBox/LifeProof United States [email protected]

Alexander Pakharenko Pakharenko and Partners Ukraine [email protected]

Antonina Pakharenko-AndersonPakharenko and Partners Ukraine [email protected]

Theodore Kavowras Panoramic Consulting Ltd Hong Kong [email protected]

Jason Billian PayPal United States [email protected]

Cohen Zedek Pearl Cohen Israel [email protected]

Dennis McCreight Perimeter Agency United States [email protected]

Michael Mullady Perimeter Agency United States [email protected]

Slobodan Petosevic Petosevic Luxemburg [email protected]

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Brian Donnelly Pfizer Inc. United States [email protected]

Chanterelle Sung Pfizer Inc. United States [email protected]

Eladio Torres Pfizer Inc. United States [email protected]

Charles Washington Pfizer Inc. United States [email protected]

David Longmuir Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick Australia [email protected]

Vincent Volpi PICA United States [email protected]

Pawel Siekierzynski Pietrzak Siekierzynski Bogen Poland [email protected]

Jan Maarten Laurijssen Pointer Brand Protection Netherlands [email protected]

Robert Stolk Pointer Brand Protection Netherlands [email protected]

Lynne Miller Procter and Gamble United States [email protected]

Yu Lian de Bakker PVH Netherlands [email protected]

Nicole Poort Rouwenhorst PVH Netherlands [email protected]

Scott Haylock Ralph Lauren Corporation Hong Kong [email protected]

M Ravindran Ravindran Associates Singapore [email protected]

Ca Brijesh Remfry and Sagar India [email protected]

Marcus Cohen RIAA United States [email protected]

Carlos Linares RIAA United States [email protected]

Raul Murillo RIAA United States [email protected]

Vickie Sheckler RIAA United States [email protected]

Ricardo De VettorRodrigo, Elias & Medrano AbogadosPeru [email protected]

Brian Brokate Rolex Watch U.S.A. United States [email protected]

Amy Goh Rouse Indonesia [email protected]

Jeremy Newman Rouse United Kingdom [email protected]

Vikrant Rana S.S. Rana and Co India [email protected]

Bharatvir Sing Saikrishna and [email protected]

Casey Hagopian SanDisk Corporation United States [email protected]

Michelle Ravn SanDisk Corporation United States [email protected]

Matias SomarrivaSargent and Krahn Chile [email protected]

Glenda Thompson Schouten and Associates Paraguay [email protected]

Tim Forman Security Solutions of America United States [email protected]

Sultan Sheikh Sheikh Brothers, Advocates and Attorneys Pakistan [email protected]

Richard Einhorn SICPA United States [email protected]

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Russ LaCoste SICPA United States [email protected]

Peter Colosi Sideman and Bancroft LLP United States [email protected]

Robert Cozzolina Sideman and Bancroft LLP United States [email protected]

Erica Portnoy Sideman and Bancroft LLP United States [email protected]

James Shore Sideman and Bancroft LLP United States [email protected]

Dan Plane Simone Intellectual Property Services Asia Ltd. Hong Kong [email protected]

Joseph Simone Simone Intellectual Property Services Asia Ltd. Hong Kong [email protected]

Haris Jin Sinofaith IP Group People's Republic of China [email protected]

Andrew Conduit SKC Law Indonesia [email protected]

Chris Gibbins Speck Products United States [email protected]

Scott Piering Spectrum Brands United States [email protected]

Mohamed Khader Spoor and Fisher South Africa [email protected]

Sally Ashby Stericycle ExpertSOLUTIONS United States [email protected]

Michael GoodStericycle ExpertSOLUTIONSUnited States

Dan HinkebeinStericycle ExpertSOLUTIONSUnited States

Bharat Dube STRATEGIC IP INFORMATION PTE LTDSingapore [email protected]

Anthony Keats Stubbs, Alderton and Markiles LLPUnited States [email protected]

Sylwia Noskowska SuperGroup Plc United Kingdom [email protected]

Lou Arace Systech International United States [email protected]

Charlie Ahrens Systech International United States [email protected]

Jim Lee Systech International United States [email protected]

Paul Lightfoot Systech International United States [email protected]

Jim Sinisgalli Systech International United States [email protected]

Loc Le T&G Law Firm, LLC Vietnam [email protected]

Amy Cook Takeda Pharmaceuticals United States [email protected]

Kevin Crimmins The Label Printers United States [email protected]

Hatem Taleb Abed Abdelghani The Legal Group United Arab Emirates [email protected]

Dana DuFrane The RealReal United States [email protected]

Graham Wetzbarger The RealReal United States [email protected]

Sam Watkins Thompson Coburn United States [email protected]

Huong Nguyen Tiffany and Company Australia [email protected]

Charles Olschanski Tiffany and Company United States [email protected]

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Trung Nguyen Tilleke & Gibbins Consultants LimitedVietnam [email protected]

Kiyoshi Tsuru TMI Abogados Mexico [email protected]

Amandine Doat Tommy Hilfiger Netherlands [email protected]

Judith Fernandez Tommy Hilfiger Panama [email protected]

Aida Dargahi TOMS Shoes Inc. United States [email protected]

Jessica Murray TOMS Shoes Inc. United States [email protected]

Rebecca Mond Toy Industry Association United States [email protected]

David Ruder Tres Marketplace Solutions United States [email protected]

Maria Felix Troncoso Troncoso y Caceres Dominican Republic [email protected]

Kimberly Weate Tupperware United States [email protected]

Quincy Mattingly U-NICA Solutions AG United States [email protected]

Fong U.S. Customs and Border ProtectionUnited States [email protected]

Robin Rangel U.S. Customs and Border ProtectionUnited States [email protected]

Michael Walsh U.S. Customs and Border ProtectionUnited States [email protected]

Laura Hammel U.S. Department of Commerce United States [email protected]

Aisha Salem U.S. Department of Commerce United [email protected]

Trina Ledbetter U.S. Department of Homeland SecurityUnited States [email protected]

Peter Fowler U.S. Patent and Trademark OfficeThailand [email protected]

Todd Reves U.S. Patent and Trademark OfficeMexico [email protected]

Saul Santoyo Uhthoff Mexico [email protected]

Adam Williams UK Intellectual Property Office United Kingdom [email protected]

John Carriero Under Armour United States [email protected]

Aaron Aguilar Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. United States [email protected]

Brian Monks Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. United States [email protected]

Meena Sayal Unilever United Kingdom [email protected]

Shravan Bansal United IPR India [email protected]

Brad Evans University of Auckland New Zealand [email protected]

Justin Pierce Venable LLP United States [email protected]

Kristin Ruisi Venable LLP United States [email protected]

Marcella Ballard Venable LLP United States [email protected]

Lisa O'Hal VF Corporation United States [email protected]

Michael Villec VF Corporation United States [email protected]

Martin Elliott Visa United States [email protected]

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Jason Yao Wan Hui Da People's Republic of [email protected]

Barry Goold Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.United States [email protected]

Cynthia Tregillis Western Digital Corporation United States [email protected]

Ashli Weiss Western Digital Corporation United States [email protected]

Jane Sunderland WhiteBULLET United States [email protected]

Peter Szyszko WhiteBULLET United Kingdom [email protected]

Wong Jin Nee Wong Jin Nee and Teo [email protected]

Matthew Winterroth World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.United States [email protected]

Daniel Bennett Yellow Brand Protection United Kingdom [email protected]

Yasue Anstett YKK Corporation of America United States [email protected]

Wilfrido Fernandez Zacarias and Fernandez Paraguay [email protected]

Aaron Zeisler Zeisler PLLC United States [email protected]

Mark Mutterperl Zeisler PLLC United States [email protected]

Djura Mijatovic ZMP (Zivko Mijatovic and Partners)Serbia [email protected]

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