Tag: Inventors Association of Connecticut

The Pros and Cons of a Provisional Patent Application presentation at Inventor’s Association of Connecticut

HI All,

I will be presenting a talk entitled “The Pros and Cons of a Provisional Patent Application” at the Inventors Association of Connecticut (IACT).  Do you have big ideas? Do you dream of going on Shark Tank? Amateur inventors, aspiring entrepreneurs, and creative minds–all are welcome!

The meeting will be held on Wednesday September 25, 2024 at the Milford Public Library in the Library Program Room from 6:30 pm to 8 pm.   More information on the meeting can be found here.  Information on IACT can be found here.

I attended an Inventors Association of Connecticut Meeting yesterday

We had an Inventors Association of Connecticut (IACT) meeting yesterday on Memorial day!  Patent Agent Jonah Probell spone on Patent Valuation, how patents can be a barrior to competition, and licensings and cross-licensing of patents.  Mr. Probell is a friend that I met through the National Association of Patent Practitioners.   To find out about IACT’s next meeting, go here.

Inventors Association of Connecticut Meeting tonight!

Tonight at 6 pm via ZOOM, figure draftsman Adam Holden Rosenberg will present on: “Design Patents and their use as opposed to provisional patent applications.”

Adam’s career path has been an unexpected journey, and unique as they come. From becoming an Antique Metal Restorer, to a Tattoo Artist, a Healthcare Recruiter for a small recruitment  firm, performing contract work Installing and Upgrading Computer Systems for a fortune 500 company, and a decade of Patent Drafting and Illustration at my previous employer.  These experiences have imbued Adan with a varied skillset that enabled me  to successfully start and grow my own Patent Drafting company, Acme Patent Drawings.

For more information, go here.

 

I will give a presentation on Trademarks to the Inventors Association of Connecticut on May 17, 2022!

Hi All,

I will be giving a presentation on Trademarks at the Inventors Association of Connecticut on Tuesday, May 17, 2022 at 5 pm via.   I will walk the attendees through how to file a trademark application at the USPTO.   More information can be found here.

Inventors Association of Connecticut Meeting of March 24, 2022

Last week I attended the Inventors Association of Connecticut (IACT) meeting where my friend Paul Hebert presented.  I often recommend Paul, when my clients are looking for someone to build a prototype for them, or manufacture a product, or have products manufactured in China and shipped to the US.   Paul talked about many problems and issues he and his company have run into and solved.   It was fun hearing Paul talk about products that started out as patent applications that I filed for the client.  To find out more about Paul Hebert and his services go here.  To see what Paul talked about the the IACT meeting, go here.

I attended the Inventors Association of Connecticut Meeting last night, great discussion

The inventors association of Connecticut (IACT) held its meeting last night via ZOOM, and it was very interesting.  Eric B. Schultz talked about the history of innovation, with an emphasis on New England.   It was good to see lots of inventors from Connecticut attend this meeting.  To see more information about IACT, future meetings, and past meetings, go here.

Chief Technology Officer of Stanley Black & Decker will be presenting at the next Inventors Association of Connecticut Meeting!

Dr. Mark Maybury, the CTO of Stanley Black & Decker will be speaking at the next IACT meeting at 1 pm on February 18, 2020 at the Dolan School Events Hall at Fairfield University.  Dr. Maybury is Stanley Black & Decker’s first Chief Technology Officer.  In this position, Dr. Maybury manages a team across the company’s businesses and functions and advises on technological threats and opportunities, as well as provides access to all elements of the global technology ecosystem.  Stanley Black & Decker is a $14 billion diversified industrial with over sixty thousand employees that manufacture one half million products in over one hundred facilities in sixty countries around the world. A core aspect of Stanley Black & Decker’s 176-year journey is a legacy of industrial excellence founded on socially responsible innovation. Increasingly these products leverage artificial intelligence, for example, to anticipate falls from gait analysis, perform audio event understanding to enhance security, or to provide intelligent health care companionship to enable aging in place. Equally important is the deployment of artificial intelligence to enhance the effectiveness of supply chains and the manufacturing and distribution of these world first products. This presentation will focus on the opportunities and challenges of deploying artificial intelligence at scale at Stanley Black & Decker for those who make the world.

I plan on attending and hope to see you there!  More information can be found here.

INVENTORS ASSOCIATION OF CONNECTICUT HOLIDAY PARTY THIS SUNDAY!

I will be attending the Inventors Association of Connecticut (IACT) Holiday Party this Sunday, Dec 22, 2019 at Fairfield Craft Ales, located in Stratford.  It will be great fun seeing local inventors at this festive time of the year.  The party is for members of IACT, if you are interested, please join IACT.  More information on joining IACT can be found here .