Mark Henderson

Study to review national model for offering start-ups free IP advice

Mark Henderson
March 1, 2017

A Waterloo policy think tank founded by former Blackberry executive Jim Balsillie is funding a new study that will examine how start-ups can get access to free intellectual property legal services across Canada. The one-year project is examining the success of the Innovation Clinic at York Univ’s Osgoode Hall Law School, with a view to replicating the model nationally.

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Organizations: Bergeron Entrepreneurs in Science & Technology (BEST) Program, Centre for International Governance Innovation, IP Osgoode, Lassonde School of Engineering, Osgoode Hall Law School, and York University
People: Bassem Awad, Dr Giuseppina D'Agostino, and Jim Balsillie
Topics: Commercialization, Innovation Agenda, and intellectual property

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