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August 24, 2020

Alan Adcock Ranked Among Top IP Strategists in the World by IAM Strategy 300

Intellectual Asset Management

Alan Adcock, partner and deputy director of Tilleke & Gibbins’ market-leading intellectual property (IP) group, has been recognized in the 2020 edition of IAM Strategy 300: The Worlds’ Leading IP Strategists. This achievement marks the ninth consecutive year that Alan has been identified as one of the top 300 IP practitioners in the world. Remarkably, Alan is the only private practice attorney in Thailand that was recognized in this year’s publication.

Published by Intellectual Asset Management  (IAM), a platform that focuses specifically on IP as a business asset, IAM Strategy 300  is an annual publication that aims to identify individuals around the world who lead the way in the development and implementation of strategies that maximize the value of IP portfolios. Finalists were first identified through confidential nominations and then determined through an in-depth research process conducted by the IAM team. To see the full list of ranked individuals, please visit IAM’s website.

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