A one-day event that will help Creative, Digital and Media Companies make the most of their Intellectual Property (IP).

IP is the life-blood of Creative, Digital and Media businesses, yet all too often, business-owners operating in the sector don’t fully understand IP or how to exploit it. 

This must-attend event will feature contributions from leading Creative, Digital and Media professionals, each sharing their experiences of how to protect IP and turn previously dormant assets into valuable income streams.

A range of IP lawyers will be on-hand throughout the day, providing specialist legal expertise to proceedings. In addition, attendees will be able to book a one-to-one session with an IP lawyer to get advice on specific issues they face.

Confirmed guest speakers include:

- renowned international animation and children’s producer Mike Young (Superted creator);

- former European President of The Henson Company Angus Fletcher;

- veteran international financing guru John Graydon (Head of Film & TV at Saffery Champness); and

- IP Brand & Business development expert Erica Wolfe-Murray (from Lola Media).

PLEASE NOTE:

1) To be eligible for the course, applicants must either live or work in the ‘Convergence’ region. To see eligible regions please view the map via this link. You will need to bring proof of address along to the event.

2) Once you have booked a ticket for the event using this online booking form, you will be automatically directed to a further online 'Participant Enrolment Form', designed to gather the information we need to provide to the event's funders. It is vitally important that you complete this form in full - failure to do so will result in your place being cancelled and your ticket refunded.

This activity is being carried out as part of Creative Skillset Cymru’s £4.5m Skills for the Digital Economy Programme. The Programme is backed with £2.7m from the European Social Fund through the Welsh Government, with the rest of the funds provided by Welsh broadcaster S4C, the trade association for independent producers in film and television in Wales, Teledwyr Annibynnol Cymru (TAC) and Creative Skillset Cymru.