Tackling Brexit confusion a priority for new CIPA president

Patrick Wingrove

February 15 2019

Julia Florence, who is new president of the UK’s Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys and was senior patent counsel at GSK until 2018, says educating businesses abroad about Brexit and the EPO, and encouraging new and diverse talent to the IP profession are key tasks for her organisation

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Patrick Wingrove

Deputy managing editor Managing IP

Patrick assists with editorial agenda management, and regularly reports on patent-related issues, including FRAND, supplementary protection certificates and patent eligibility, as well as trade secrets. He also chairs industry events and produces conference newspapers.

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