Thu June 12, 2014
BritWeek From Idea >> to Innovation >> to Market
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Big ideas can start anywhere but where do you go from there?
This event will bring together a panel of experts who will share their insights and experience, as well as the pitfalls and challenges, of bringing a product idea to life.
How do you get your idea from your head to a tangible product?
How do I get funding to produce my product, start my company, etc.?
How do I protect my idea?
How do I get it manufactured and what are the hidden dangers?
How do I launch my product successfully, and help it remain relevant?
Key Take-aways:
Learn the key steps in bringing a product idea to life and unleash the power of prototyping to ask new questions and drive innovation;
Understand the importance of protecting your idea/product and navigating the Intellectual Property rights of others;
Understand how to get your idea/product funded and manufactured and the pitfalls and challenges that you'll meet along the way;
Learn the importance of aligning marketing effort to product cycles and end user need to gain efficiency, save money and create an operational rhythm.
Who Should Attend:
Entrepreneurs and Inventors;
Start-Ups in the Devices, Hardware and Software Space;
Designers, engineers and those interested in any aspect of design and product design;
Confirmed Panelists:
- Mark Shillum, Matternet
- Andrew Gordon, Innovate Product Design
- Django H. Andrews, Squire Sanders (US), LLP
- Bob Christopher, Mentor, US MAC
- Liza Evans, Liza Evans Interior Design (Moderator)
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This event will bring together a panel of experts who will share their insights and experience, as well as the pitfalls and challenges, of bringing a product idea to life.
How do you get your idea from your head to a tangible product?
How do I get funding to produce my product, start my company, etc.?
How do I protect my idea?
How do I get it manufactured and what are the hidden dangers?
How do I launch my product successfully, and help it remain relevant?
Key Take-aways:
Learn the key steps in bringing a product idea to life and unleash the power of prototyping to ask new questions and drive innovation;
Understand the importance of protecting your idea/product and navigating the Intellectual Property rights of others;
Understand how to get your idea/product funded and manufactured and the pitfalls and challenges that you'll meet along the way;
Learn the importance of aligning marketing effort to product cycles and end user need to gain efficiency, save money and create an operational rhythm.
Who Should Attend:
Entrepreneurs and Inventors;
Start-Ups in the Devices, Hardware and Software Space;
Designers, engineers and those interested in any aspect of design and product design;
Confirmed Panelists:
- Mark Shillum, Matternet
- Andrew Gordon, Innovate Product Design
- Django H. Andrews, Squire Sanders (US), LLP
- Bob Christopher, Mentor, US MAC
- Liza Evans, Liza Evans Interior Design (Moderator)
Big ideas can start anywhere but where do you go from there?
This event will bring together a panel of experts who will share their insights and experience, as well as the pitfalls and challenges, of bringing a product idea to life.
How do you get your idea from your head to a tangible product?
How do I get funding to produce my product, start my company, etc.?
How do I protect my idea?
How do I get it manufactured and what are the hidden dangers?
How do I launch my product successfully, and help it remain relevant?
Key Take-aways:
Learn the key steps in bringing a product idea to life and unleash the power of prototyping to ask new questions and drive innovation;
Understand the importance of protecting your idea/product and navigating the Intellectual Property rights of others;
Understand how to get your idea/product funded and manufactured and the pitfalls and challenges that you'll meet along the way;
Learn the importance of aligning marketing effort to product cycles and end user need to gain efficiency, save money and create an operational rhythm.
Who Should Attend:
Entrepreneurs and Inventors;
Start-Ups in the Devices, Hardware and Software Space;
Designers, engineers and those interested in any aspect of design and product design;
Confirmed Panelists:
- Mark Shillum, Matternet
- Andrew Gordon, Innovate Product Design
- Django H. Andrews, Squire Sanders (US), LLP
- Bob Christopher, Mentor, US MAC
- Liza Evans, Liza Evans Interior Design (Moderator)
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This event will bring together a panel of experts who will share their insights and experience, as well as the pitfalls and challenges, of bringing a product idea to life.
How do you get your idea from your head to a tangible product?
How do I get funding to produce my product, start my company, etc.?
How do I protect my idea?
How do I get it manufactured and what are the hidden dangers?
How do I launch my product successfully, and help it remain relevant?
Key Take-aways:
Learn the key steps in bringing a product idea to life and unleash the power of prototyping to ask new questions and drive innovation;
Understand the importance of protecting your idea/product and navigating the Intellectual Property rights of others;
Understand how to get your idea/product funded and manufactured and the pitfalls and challenges that you'll meet along the way;
Learn the importance of aligning marketing effort to product cycles and end user need to gain efficiency, save money and create an operational rhythm.
Who Should Attend:
Entrepreneurs and Inventors;
Start-Ups in the Devices, Hardware and Software Space;
Designers, engineers and those interested in any aspect of design and product design;
Confirmed Panelists:
- Mark Shillum, Matternet
- Andrew Gordon, Innovate Product Design
- Django H. Andrews, Squire Sanders (US), LLP
- Bob Christopher, Mentor, US MAC
- Liza Evans, Liza Evans Interior Design (Moderator)
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