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S’pore IP Academy Deputy Chairman: Malaysian Companies Realising Value of Intellectual Property

By Kevin Koo Seng Kiat

Published 9 September 2008

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A report by Bernama today quoted David Llewelyn, deputy chairman of Singapore’s IP Academy, saying that most companies in Malaysia today are realising the value of intellectual property in revenue generation and valuation creation.   David Llewelyn suggested that Malaysian companies could start creating their IP assets by thinking ahead, specifically, by registering their brands and using creativity to add value to the products and services that they offered. 

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Kevin Koo Seng Kiat
Kevin Koo Seng KiatAdvocate & Solicitor since 2003

I lead Koo Chin Nam & Co., the firm my father founded in 1989. I have practised as an advocate and solicitor since 2003, and I am a notary public, a Commissioner for Oaths at our Kepong office, and a registered trade mark and industrial design agent. If this guide touches on your situation, send us a short enquiry and we will tell you whether we can help.

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