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programme 11& 12 June 2014
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forewords
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
Intellectual Property is one of the biggest assets that businesses and indeed nations possess. It is the key to competitiveness within the EU and plays a pivotal role in the future of the global economy.
OHIM’s research through the European Observatory on Intellectual Property Rights, carried out in partnership with the European Patent Office, shows that 35% of EU employment, 39% of GDP, and 90% of external trade is supported by industries that make intensive use of IP rights.
The efficient administration of registrations is crucial, but innovators need this to be accompanied by effective enforcement. This cannot be achieved by simply passing all the responsibility to the police and customs authorities. The whole of a society has a stake in ensuring that IP rights work in the interests of jobs and growth.
This conference is an important platform for addressing this challenge and will help us take further steps towards a set of fully “joined up” IP rights that will allow EU businesses to prosper.
António CampinosPresident, OHIM
On behalf of all Summit Partners, I am delighted to welcome you to London and to the first International IP Enforcement Summit.
We come together to address a major global challenge. New technologies and international trade flows present huge and positive opportunities for our citizens, our businesses and economies. But without a proper respect for intellectual property rights and unless we can tackle intellectual property abuses such as counterfeiting and piracy, the value of those opportunities will be undermined. It is estimated that 10% of all global trade is in counterfeit goods, with a significant link to organised crime. The impact on our economies cannot be ignored.
No nation can succeed in addressing the problem alone. Our Summit, which draws together expert voices from around the world, presents a unique opportunity to share experience and to unite in our efforts to honour the contribution of our entrepreneurs, innovators and creators through a more effective global enforcement environment.
Working together will benefit us all. I am confident that through sharing our successes, our ideas and our experience during the Summit, we will forge ongoing cross-border partnerships and working relationships to help us meet the future head on.
It has been a great pleasure for the UK Government to work with António Campinos, President of OHIM, and his team in developing the stimulating programme for this Summit. My thanks go to all those within OHIM, the European Commission and the UK Government who have worked so hard to deliver a thought provoking agenda which addresses the principal challenges which face us all. That they have succeeded is evident from the strong interest in the Summit around the world from so many senior leaders in Industry, Government and from the key Enforcement agencies.
I wish you all a stimulating and productive Summit. My hope is that in the coming weeks and months you will experience the benefit of your participation here, and move forward in the spirit of a new global partnership in the respect for IP.
The Viscount Younger of LeckieParliamentary Under Secretary of State for Intellectual
Property at the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills,
UK Government
forewords
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
Intellectual Property is one of the biggest assets that businesses and indeed nations possess. It is the key to competitiveness within the EU and plays a pivotal role in the future of the global economy.
OHIM’s research through the European Observatory on Intellectual Property Rights, carried out in partnership with the European Patent Office, shows that 35% of EU employment, 39% of GDP, and 90% of external trade is supported by industries that make intensive use of IP rights.
The efficient administration of registrations is crucial, but innovators need this to be accompanied by effective enforcement. This cannot be achieved by simply passing all the responsibility to the police and customs authorities. The whole of a society has a stake in ensuring that IP rights work in the interests of jobs and growth.
This conference is an important platform for addressing this challenge and will help us take further steps towards a set of fully “joined up” IP rights that will allow EU businesses to prosper.
António CampinosPresident, OHIM
On behalf of all Summit Partners, I am delighted to welcome you to London and to the first International IP Enforcement Summit.
We come together to address a major global challenge. New technologies and international trade flows present huge and positive opportunities for our citizens, our businesses and economies. But without a proper respect for intellectual property rights and unless we can tackle intellectual property abuses such as counterfeiting and piracy, the value of those opportunities will be undermined. It is estimated that 10% of all global trade is in counterfeit goods, with a significant link to organised crime. The impact on our economies cannot be ignored.
No nation can succeed in addressing the problem alone. Our Summit, which draws together expert voices from around the world, presents a unique opportunity to share experience and to unite in our efforts to honour the contribution of our entrepreneurs, innovators and creators through a more effective global enforcement environment.
Working together will benefit us all. I am confident that through sharing our successes, our ideas and our experience during the Summit, we will forge ongoing cross-border partnerships and working relationships to help us meet the future head on.
It has been a great pleasure for the UK Government to work with António Campinos, President of OHIM, and his team in developing the stimulating programme for this Summit. My thanks go to all those within OHIM, the European Commission and the UK Government who have worked so hard to deliver a thought provoking agenda which addresses the principal challenges which face us all. That they have succeeded is evident from the strong interest in the Summit around the world from so many senior leaders in Industry, Government and from the key Enforcement agencies.
I wish you all a stimulating and productive Summit. My hope is that in the coming weeks and months you will experience the benefit of your participation here, and move forward in the spirit of a new global partnership in the respect for IP.
The Viscount Younger of LeckieParliamentary Under Secretary of State for Intellectual
Property at the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills,
UK Government
programme
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
Day 1 - 11 June 2014thCentral Hall, Westminster
08.45 Registration & Coffee
Opening Addresses
09.1509.20 09.35
09.50
Sarah Montague, Vince Cable MP,
Heinz Zourek, Director-General,
António Campinos,
facilitatorUK Secretary of State for Business,
Innovation and SkillsDG Taxud, European
CommissionPresident OHIM
A view from the private sector
10.05 Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever
10.20 Coffee and Networking
Strategic Overviews – Respect for IP
10.40 Francis Gurry
Victoria Espinel,
Senator Chris Dodd,
Anders Jessen,
- Director General, WIPO
President and CEO, BSA | The Software Alliance
Chairman and CEO, Motion Picture Association of America
Head of Intellectual Property Unit, DG Trade, European Comission
Breakout Sessions
12.10 Neil Crockett,
Julian Ashworth,
Juan Hardoy,
Theo Bertram,
Richard Mollet,
CEO of the Digital Economy Catapult (Chair)
Group Director Industry Policy, BT
Director, EMEA Anti-Piracy and Digital Crime, Microsoft
UK Policy Manager, Google
CEO, Publishers Association
Session 1 - The internet: burden or bridge?Streaming, auction sites, file sharing etc.
Panel 1: IP and the Digital World
11.20 Ed Vaizey MP
Donald Toon,
John Spelich,
- UK Minister for Culture, Media and Sport
Director Economic Crime Command, UK National Crime Agency
Vice President, Alibaba Group
11& 12 June 2014
Commercial scale IP infringing activities that undermine investment in innovation and sustainable job creation represent a key challenge for the EU. In the UK, it is estimated that more than 80% of IP-infringing products are associated with organised crime, generating illicit revenues worth over €100 million per year and costing the UK economy almost five times that amount. This challenge must be addressed to allow innovators and creators to reap the benefits offered by the Single Market. To do so, enhanced cooperation between national IP enforcement authorities, EU institutions, international law enforcement agencies and stakeholders is required. This Summit offers an ideal platform to discuss and develop a new approach to IP enforcement that is inclusive and targeted at commercial scale IP infringing activities. The European Commission will soon be adopting an IP Enforcement Action plan setting out ten specific actions that would facilitate such a transition.
Michel BarnierEuropean Commissioner for Internal Market and Services
programme
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
Day 1 - 11 June 2014thCentral Hall, Westminster
08.45 Registration & Coffee
Opening Addresses
09.1509.20 09.35
09.50
Sarah Montague, Vince Cable MP,
Heinz Zourek, Director-General,
António Campinos,
facilitatorUK Secretary of State for Business,
Innovation and SkillsDG Taxud, European
CommissionPresident OHIM
A view from the private sector
10.05 Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever
10.20 Coffee and Networking
Strategic Overviews – Respect for IP
10.40 Francis Gurry
Victoria Espinel,
Senator Chris Dodd,
Anders Jessen,
- Director General, WIPO
President and CEO, BSA | The Software Alliance
Chairman and CEO, Motion Picture Association of America
Head of Intellectual Property Unit, DG Trade, European Comission
Breakout Sessions
12.10 Neil Crockett,
Julian Ashworth,
Juan Hardoy,
Theo Bertram,
Richard Mollet,
CEO of the Digital Economy Catapult (Chair)
Group Director Industry Policy, BT
Director, EMEA Anti-Piracy and Digital Crime, Microsoft
UK Policy Manager, Google
CEO, Publishers Association
Session 1 - The internet: burden or bridge?Streaming, auction sites, file sharing etc.
Panel 1: IP and the Digital World
11.20 Ed Vaizey MP
Donald Toon,
John Spelich,
- UK Minister for Culture, Media and Sport
Director Economic Crime Command, UK National Crime Agency
Vice President, Alibaba Group
11& 12 June 2014
Commercial scale IP infringing activities that undermine investment in innovation and sustainable job creation represent a key challenge for the EU. In the UK, it is estimated that more than 80% of IP-infringing products are associated with organised crime, generating illicit revenues worth over €100 million per year and costing the UK economy almost five times that amount. This challenge must be addressed to allow innovators and creators to reap the benefits offered by the Single Market. To do so, enhanced cooperation between national IP enforcement authorities, EU institutions, international law enforcement agencies and stakeholders is required. This Summit offers an ideal platform to discuss and develop a new approach to IP enforcement that is inclusive and targeted at commercial scale IP infringing activities. The European Commission will soon be adopting an IP Enforcement Action plan setting out ten specific actions that would facilitate such a transition.
Michel BarnierEuropean Commissioner for Internal Market and Services
11& 12 June 2014
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12.10 Richard Atkinson,
Jean Bergevin,
Mark Lichtenhein,
Richard Hooper,
Vince Bannon,
Corporate Director, Global Piracy-Conversion Team, Adobe (chair)
Head of Unit, DG Markt, European Commission
Chairman, Sports Rights Owners Coalition
Director, UK Copyright Hub
Vice President, entertainment partnerships and development, Getty Images
Session 3 - Adapting to changeLegal offers, voluntary agreements, public & private collaboration, restrictions and law
13.10 Chairs’ summing up & discussion
13.45 Lunch
Panel 2: Safeguarding our Digital World
14.35 Adrian Leppard Commissioner,
Eric Walter,
Prof. Cardani,
Jeff Hardy,
City of London Police
Secretary General, Hadopi (Haute Autorité pour la diffusion des œuvres et la Protection des droits d'auteur sur Internet)
Chairman, AGCOM, Agency for Guarantee on Communications (the Italian independent communication regulator)
Director, International Chamber of Commerce/Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (ICC/BASCAP)
12.10 Stephan Lechner,
Allison Mages,
Christian Lindemann,
Simon Baggs,
Director, Joint Research Centre, European Commission (chair)
Senior Counsel for IP Procurement and Policy, General Electric
University of Paderborn
Partner. Head of IP Rights Protection Team, Wiggin LLP. Managing Director, INCOPRO
Session 2 - Evolving Technology 3D Printing, cloud computing, mobile technology etc.
thDay 1 - 11 June 2014 Central Hall, Westminster
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
15.30 Zeeger Vink,
Marianne Grant,
Alun Jones,
Jo Dipple,
Liz Bales,
Rosa Wilkinson,
IP Director, Lacoste, BASCAP member (chair)
Senior Vice President, Motion Picture Association of America
Chief of Communication and Advocacy, UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
CEO, UK Music
Director General, Industry Trust
Director, UK Intellectual Propety Office
Session 2 - Value and RespectBuilding understanding and communicating through study and education
Day 1 - 11 June 2014thCentral Hall, Westminster
16.20 Coffee and Networking
16.35 Chairs’ summing up & discussion
17.05 Kerstin Jorna, Director, Intellectual Property Directorate, DG Internal Market & Services, European Commission
Summit networking dinner – Science Museum
Special guest: Plácido Domingo will be speaking about the importance of IP
Entertainment from the BRIT School
15.30 Despina Spanou,
Kostas Rossoglou,
Commander Steve Head,
Vanni Volpi,
Dara MacGreevy,
Director Consumer Affairs, DG Sanco, European Commission (chair)
Senior Legal Officer, BEUC
National Coordinator for Economic Crime, City of London Police
IP Counsel, Gucci
Anti-Piracy Director, Interactive Software Federation of Europe (ISFE)
Session 3 - Enforcing rights and protecting consumersFair competition and consumer interests
17.20 Sarah Montague, day 1 summary
WelcomeWingLoadingBay
Goods Entrance
Arrive 19.00 Dinner 19.45 Depart 22.15
Attendees at this event will have confirmed their participation by 22nd May, 2014. An author s view´
15.15 Val McDermid, Crime writer
Breakout Sessions
15.30 Mike Weatherley,
Peter Bayley,
Geoff Taylor,
Bob Barchiesi,
Nick Stringer,
IP Advisor to the UK Prime Minister (chair)
Executive Director of Risk Management, Visa Europe
CEO, British Phonographic Industry
President, International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition
Director of Regulatory Affairs, Interactive Advertising Bureau
Session 1 - Challenging misuseAdvertising, payment processing merchandising, deterrents andinterventions
11& 12 June 2014
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12.10 Richard Atkinson,
Jean Bergevin,
Mark Lichtenhein,
Richard Hooper,
Vince Bannon,
Corporate Director, Global Piracy-Conversion Team, Adobe (chair)
Head of Unit, DG Markt, European Commission
Chairman, Sports Rights Owners Coalition
Director, UK Copyright Hub
Vice President, entertainment partnerships and development, Getty Images
Session 3 - Adapting to changeLegal offers, voluntary agreements, public & private collaboration, restrictions and law
13.10 Chairs’ summing up & discussion
13.45 Lunch
Panel 2: Safeguarding our Digital World
14.35 Adrian Leppard Commissioner,
Eric Walter,
Prof. Cardani,
Jeff Hardy,
City of London Police
Secretary General, Hadopi (Haute Autorité pour la diffusion des œuvres et la Protection des droits d'auteur sur Internet)
Chairman, AGCOM, Agency for Guarantee on Communications (the Italian independent communication regulator)
Director, International Chamber of Commerce/Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (ICC/BASCAP)
12.10 Stephan Lechner,
Allison Mages,
Christian Lindemann,
Simon Baggs,
Director, Joint Research Centre, European Commission (chair)
Senior Counsel for IP Procurement and Policy, General Electric
University of Paderborn
Partner. Head of IP Rights Protection Team, Wiggin LLP. Managing Director, INCOPRO
Session 2 - Evolving Technology 3D Printing, cloud computing, mobile technology etc.
thDay 1 - 11 June 2014 Central Hall, Westminster
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
15.30 Zeeger Vink,
Marianne Grant,
Alun Jones,
Jo Dipple,
Liz Bales,
Rosa Wilkinson,
IP Director, Lacoste, BASCAP member (chair)
Senior Vice President, Motion Picture Association of America
Chief of Communication and Advocacy, UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
CEO, UK Music
Director General, Industry Trust
Director, UK Intellectual Propety Office
Session 2 - Value and RespectBuilding understanding and communicating through study and education
Day 1 - 11 June 2014thCentral Hall, Westminster
16.20 Coffee and Networking
16.35 Chairs’ summing up & discussion
17.05 Kerstin Jorna, Director, Intellectual Property Directorate, DG Internal Market & Services, European Commission
Summit networking dinner – Science Museum
Special guest: Plácido Domingo will be speaking about the importance of IP
Entertainment from the BRIT School
15.30 Despina Spanou,
Kostas Rossoglou,
Commander Steve Head,
Vanni Volpi,
Dara MacGreevy,
Director Consumer Affairs, DG Sanco, European Commission (chair)
Senior Legal Officer, BEUC
National Coordinator for Economic Crime, City of London Police
IP Counsel, Gucci
Anti-Piracy Director, Interactive Software Federation of Europe (ISFE)
Session 3 - Enforcing rights and protecting consumersFair competition and consumer interests
17.20 Sarah Montague, day 1 summary
WelcomeWingLoadingBay
Goods Entrance
Arrive 19.00 Dinner 19.45 Depart 22.15
Attendees at this event will have confirmed their participation by 22nd May, 2014. An author s view´
15.15 Val McDermid, Crime writer
Breakout Sessions
15.30 Mike Weatherley,
Peter Bayley,
Geoff Taylor,
Bob Barchiesi,
Nick Stringer,
IP Advisor to the UK Prime Minister (chair)
Executive Director of Risk Management, Visa Europe
CEO, British Phonographic Industry
President, International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition
Director of Regulatory Affairs, Interactive Advertising Bureau
Session 1 - Challenging misuseAdvertising, payment processing merchandising, deterrents andinterventions
Panel 3: Counterfeiting - Challenges and Responses
11.00 Senator Yung ,
William G. Ross, Unit Chief,
Antonis Kastrissianakis,
Chairman, French National Anti-Counterfeiting Committee (CNAC)
Global Outreach and Training Homeland Security Investigations, US National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center
Director DG Taxation & Customs Union (TAXUD), European Commission
10.45 Coffee and Networking
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thDay 2 - 12 June 2014 Central Hall, Westminster
Breakout Sessions
11.50 Giles York,
Kieron Sharp,
Eun-Joo Min,
Nathalie Chasques,
Temporary Chief Constable, Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) and Chair UK IP Crime Group (chair)
Director General, Federation Against Copyright Theft
Senior Legal Counsellor, Building respect for IP Division, World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
European Senior Brand Protection Manager, Moet Hennessy Group, Europe
Session 1 - Inland security – Fighting backStrategies and responses
11.50 Bill Williamson,
Trine Dancygier,
Steven Jeter,
US Customs Attaché
Director General, HMRC Customs (chair)
EU Customs Expert
Environment Safety, Health and Sustainability Manager, European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA)
Session 2 - At the Border Customs, citizens and small parcels
11.50 Caroline Edery,
Michael Ellis,
Wil Van Gemert,
Jean-Charles Bocquet,
Head of Unit, DG Taxud, European Commission (chair)
Assistant Director, Interpol
Deputy Director, Europol
Director General, ECPA
Session 3 - Beyond our shores – Working togetherInternational Cooperation
12.50
13.20
Chairs’ summing up & discussion
Moving forward into the Italian Presidency of the EU
Simona Vicari -
Sarah Montague - Moderator’s summing up
Lord Younger, Viscount Younger of Leckie - Conclusions
and Closing Remarks
Lunch, networking and exhibition area
Conference closes
Minister, Under Secretary of State at the
Ministry of Economic Development
13.45
14.00
13.35
list of exhibitors
11& 12 June 2014
15.00
OHIM
UK Intellectual Property Office
UK Music
Interpol
Wiggin LLP
University of Paderborn
UK City of London Police IP Crime Unit
The British Recorded Music Industry
The Federation against Copyright Theft
The Federation against Software Theft
The UK Border Force
PRS for Music
ICC International Chamber of Commerce
Strategic Overviews
10.05 Kunio Mikuriya,
Margarete Hofmann,
Steven Pope,
Paul Maier,
Secretary General, World Customs Organization
Policy Director, OLAF, European Commission
Head of Customs and Regulatory Affairs, DHL Express, Europe
Director, European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights, OHIM
Day 2 - 12th June 2014 Central Hall, Westminster
08.45 Coffee and Networking
Sarah Montague,
Karen Bradley MP,
Matthew W. Barzun,
Rob Wainwright,
facilitator
UK Minister, Organised Crime
US Ambassador to the UK
Director, Europol
Opening Addresses
09.15
09.20
09.35
09.50
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
Panel 3: Counterfeiting - Challenges and Responses
11.00 Senator Yung ,
William G. Ross, Unit Chief,
Antonis Kastrissianakis,
Chairman, French National Anti-Counterfeiting Committee (CNAC)
Global Outreach and Training Homeland Security Investigations, US National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center
Director DG Taxation & Customs Union (TAXUD), European Commission
10.45 Coffee and Networking
programme
thDay 2 - 12 June 2014 Central Hall, Westminster
Breakout Sessions
11.50 Giles York,
Kieron Sharp,
Eun-Joo Min,
Nathalie Chasques,
Temporary Chief Constable, Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) and Chair UK IP Crime Group (chair)
Director General, Federation Against Copyright Theft
Senior Legal Counsellor, Building respect for IP Division, World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
European Senior Brand Protection Manager, Moet Hennessy Group, Europe
Session 1 - Inland security – Fighting backStrategies and responses
11.50 Bill Williamson,
Trine Dancygier,
Steven Jeter,
US Customs Attaché
Director General, HMRC Customs (chair)
EU Customs Expert
Environment Safety, Health and Sustainability Manager, European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA)
Session 2 - At the Border Customs, citizens and small parcels
11.50 Caroline Edery,
Michael Ellis,
Wil Van Gemert,
Jean-Charles Bocquet,
Head of Unit, DG Taxud, European Commission (chair)
Assistant Director, Interpol
Deputy Director, Europol
Director General, ECPA
Session 3 - Beyond our shores – Working togetherInternational Cooperation
12.50
13.20
Chairs’ summing up & discussion
Moving forward into the Italian Presidency of the EU
Simona Vicari -
Sarah Montague - Moderator’s summing up
Lord Younger, Viscount Younger of Leckie - Conclusions
and Closing Remarks
Lunch, networking and exhibition area
Conference closes
Minister, Under Secretary of State at the
Ministry of Economic Development
13.45
14.00
13.35
list of exhibitors
11& 12 June 2014
15.00
OHIM
UK Intellectual Property Office
UK Music
Interpol
Wiggin LLP
University of Paderborn
UK City of London Police IP Crime Unit
The British Recorded Music Industry
The Federation against Copyright Theft
The Federation against Software Theft
The UK Border Force
PRS for Music
ICC International Chamber of Commerce
Strategic Overviews
10.05 Kunio Mikuriya,
Margarete Hofmann,
Steven Pope,
Paul Maier,
Secretary General, World Customs Organization
Policy Director, OLAF, European Commission
Head of Customs and Regulatory Affairs, DHL Express, Europe
Director, European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights, OHIM
Day 2 - 12th June 2014 Central Hall, Westminster
08.45 Coffee and Networking
Sarah Montague,
Karen Bradley MP,
Matthew W. Barzun,
Rob Wainwright,
facilitator
UK Minister, Organised Crime
US Ambassador to the UK
Director, Europol
Opening Addresses
09.15
09.20
09.35
09.50
(Please note: discussions with speakers are ongoing and therefore, the programme may be subject to change)
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