In today's world, brand protection is a crucial element for every business, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises. Therefore, it is extremely important to learn about effective and cost-efficient methods that will help protect your trademarks. In 2024, there is again an opportunity to significantly reduce the costs associated with trademark registration.

During the webinar, we will address the following questions:

- What are the benefits of trademark registration?

- Why are other methods of brand protection not economically rational for small and medium-sized enterprises?

- On what principles can costs be reduced by up to 75%?

- What does the trademark registration procedure with a grant look like in practice?

- Until when can applications for grants be submitted?

We warmly encourage PIAP members to participate in the meeting.

Don't miss the opportunity to learn more about protecting your interests!

Register by clicking here. > registration link

Speaker:

Bartosz Pilc, legal advisor, partner at CORE Law Grzybowski & Pilc Legal Advisors sp. p.

For over 10 years, he has been managing risks arising from legal challenges and threats to information security together with clients. He has completed hundreds of projects in the areas of marketing and personal data protection, which require not only pure legal knowledge but also cunning, thinking several steps ahead, knowledge of new technologies, and understanding the challenges of modern business. These include marketing campaigns, email marketing campaigns, marketing automation processes, GDPR implementations, negotiations of data protection agreements, incident handling, and application development. Many of these projects have had an international character, requiring fluent work in a foreign language and knowledge of regulations in other countries.

He works on a daily basis with members of boards of directors, marketing directors, data protection officers, CMOs, Head of Growth, and team leaders in marketing agencies. As a specialist in the field of marketing law, personal data protection, and e-commerce, he solves problems instead of creating them. He actively supports clients as a member of project teams. He negotiates contracts, audits websites and applications, analyzes risks, designs legal content and regulations, as well as internal policies and procedures related to data protection. He also speaks as a lecturer at industry conferences.