intellectual property
An organisation's IP can
often be its most valuable asset. Creating and protecting a brand
is of great importance in developing consumer recognition, loyalty,
awareness and in staying one step ahead of the competition. In this
regard, charities, are no different to the commercial sector. The
good reputation and IP rights of charity organisations are
recognised as being highly valuable in terms of maintaining their
standing and fundraising ability in the community and the Charity
Commission's guidance on risk management highlights the need for
charities to protect their IP rights.
To help charities respond to
intellectual property issues, we have developed a fixed-fee IP
tool kit that helps you manage your IP rights. Alternatively,
we can advise on issues such as: