How Coca-Cola protects its rights in Asia
01 October 2007
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Managing Intellectual Property
Protecting the IP rights of one of the most valuable brands in the world is a daunting task. In few places is it more challenging than in Asia. Daniel Greif, trade mark counsel for Coca-Cola's Pacific Group, tells Emma Barraclough how he manages the company's regional portfolio of more than 5,000 trade marks
Would you explain how Coca-Cola structures its trade mark team?
Coca-Cola’s entire legal function reports functionally to general counsel Geoff Kelly. Historically, all the trade mark lawyers were based in Atlanta. However, several years ago, the company placed some of...
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