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Sustainable Brands
A Luxury or a Necessity
15th -18th September 2009, Brighton, U K
 
Programme (click here to return to menu)
 
Thursday
Introduction Tuesday Wednesday Friday
 
0900 hrs   FOOD AND HEALTH CLAIMS REGULATIONS: A LUXURY OR A NECESSITY?
From farmer’s markets to toys, water to pet foods, health and welfare issues are becoming pervasive for consumers. What impact does this have on brands and what impact does the Food and Health Claims Regulation have on trade marks and comparable/misleading advertising?  How can a brand be positioned in this environment and satisfy economic aspects?

SESSION CHAIR:
Kay Uwe Jonas, JONAS Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH, Germany
Member of the MARQUES Council and the MARQUES Programming Team

SPEAKERS:
Ralph Thomas, DSM, The Netherlands
Jorge J Casals Ide, Red Bull Gmbh, Austria
Karen Percival, Nestle, UK
     
1030 hrs   COFFEE & EXHIBITORS
     
1100 hrs   TOUR OF THE ‘NEW LOOK’ MARQUES WEBSITE
Introduction to information that is available on the MARQUES website

SPEAKER:
Hanne Weywardt, MAQS Law Firm, Denmark
Member of the MARQUES Council and Chair of the MARQUES Publication and Website Team
     
1115 hrs   WIPO – DISCUSSION OF LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
Representatives of WIPO will provide updates on recent and pending changes, and address questions and matters of concern raised by the audience.

SESSION CHAIR:
Jochen Höhfeld, Klunker Schmitt-Nilson Hirsch, Germany
Member of the MARQUES Trademark Law and Practice Team

SPEAKERS:
Ernesto Rubio, Assistant Director General, WIPO, Switzerland
Gregoire Bisson, Deputy Director and Head, International Registrations Systems Legal Section, International Registrations Division, Sector of Trademarks, Industrial Designs and Geographical Indications, WIPO, Switzerland
     
1230 hrs   LUNCH & EXHIBITORS
     
1415 hrs   WORKSHOPS
1. Designs Team - Design: Picking up where trademarks leave off

David Stone, Simmons & Simmons, UK
Chair of the MARQUES Designs Team

2. Amicus Curiae Team - Landmark trademark cases of the European Court of Justice in the pipeline - what to look out for in 2009/2010

Berenika Depo, LDS Lazewski, Depo I Wspólnicy, Poland
Member of the MARQUES Amicus Curiae Team
Carles Prat, Baker & McKenzie, Spain
Member of the MARQUES Council and Chair of the MARQUES Amicus Curiae Team

3. Cyberspace Team - AdWords and Trade Marks

An overview of developments in North America and Europe with guidance for participants on monitoring Adwords and what to do if your brand appears in an unauthorized Adword.

Presented by the MARQUES CyberSpace Team including Janet Satterthwaite, Venable LLP, USA; Egon Engin Deniz, CMS Reich-Rohrwig Hainz, Austria; Sylvain Hirsch, I P Twins SAS, France.

4. Regulatory Team - Advertising of health benefits in the food business!

Insight into:
- legitimate promotion of food and beverages
- enforcement by European and national food & drug administrations

Huib Berendschot, AKD Prinsen Van Wijmen N.V., The Netherlands
Vice Chair of the MARQUES Regulatory Team
Michiel Rijsdijk, SteinhauserVandenBrinkHeeziusRijsdijk Advocaten, The Netherlands, Member of the MARQUES Regulatory Team

Guest Speaker: Yvonne M. Huigen, The Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, The Netherlands
     
1615 hrs   WORKSHOPS CLOSE
     
1845 hrs   Coaches Depart from hotels to the Gala Dinner
     
1900 hrs   Drinks Reception, Gala Dinner and Dance
The Durham and Oxford Rooms - The Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel
     
2200 hrs   Shuttle service to hotels commences
     
0200 hrs   Last shuttle leaves for hotels
 
 

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