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June 25, 2012

Alan Adcock Named Leading IP Strategist by Intellectual Asset Management

Intellectual Asset Management

IAM Strategy 300 has named Alan Adcock, partner and deputy director of the Tilleke & Gibbins intellectual property group, among the world’s leading IP strategists. Alan was recognized for his expertise in brokering, IP management consultancy, licensing, M&A, tax, and technology transfer, among others. Notably, Alan has been recognized for two years consecutively, as he was named in last year’s IAM Strategy 250 as well. Alan was one of just five practitioners in Southeast Asia to be recognized for his strategic expertise in IP management issues this year.

Published by Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) magazine, IAM Strategy 300 is a global reference guide that recognizes a carefully selected group of individuals who provide world-class service related to the development and implementation of strategies enabling IP owners to maximize their portfolio value. The magazine has been producing this guide since 2009.

For more information, please visit the IAM Strategy 300 website.

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