Gene Quinn Named Top IP Strategist by IAM For Third Consecutive Year

Gene Quinn, IPWatchdog Founder and CEO, has been named to the IAM Strategy 300 – The World’s Leading IP Strategists for the third consecutive year. The IAM Strategy 300 “identifies the individuals who are leading the way in the development and implementation of strategies that maximize the value of IP portfolios.”

The list is compiled via an extensive research process including online nominations, telephone, email and in-person interviews. To make the list, individuals must be nominated by at least three peers from outside of their own organization, followed by rigorous analysis of the individual’s contributions by a team of researchers. This year, IAM began its research process from scratch, so that even those strategists who were listed in 2018 had to meet the same selection criteria as those listed for the first time.

Speaking from the IAM IPBC Global 2019 Conference in Boston, Massachusetts, Quinn said that he is thrilled to be recognized for a third time. “To be nominated by my peers and listed alongside so many of my esteemed colleagues and mentors is truly an honor,” Quinn said.

The IAM Strategy 300 includes individuals across a range of sectors and backgrounds, from IP sales and acquisition to finance, legal, licensing and tech transfer, to name just a few.

About Gene Quinn

Gene Quinn is a patent attorney and leading commentator on patent law and innovation policy. Gene is the founder of IPWatchdog.com. Regarded as an expert on software patentability and patent procedure, Gene particularly specializes in the areas of strategic patent consultancy, portfolio building and patent prosecution strategies. He also regularly advises attorneys and clients on litigation strategy and appeals.

Gene works with start-up businesses throughout the United States and around the world. As an electrical engineer with a computer engineering focus, he frequently advises entrepreneurs, innovators and start-ups on patent matters relating to software, computer-implemented methods, business methods and internet innovations.

Gene began his career as a litigator handling a variety of civil litigation matters and has been a patent attorney for nearly two decades. He has taught a variety of IP courses at the law school level, including courses on patent law, patent claim drafting, patent prosecution, copyright law, trademark law and an introduction to intellectual property at Syracuse University College of Law, Temple University School of Law, the University of Toledo College of Law, the University of New Hampshire School of Law, the John Marshall Law School (Chicago) and Whittier Law School. Since 2000 Gene has also taught the leading patent bar review course in the United States.

Gene is admitted to practice law in New Hampshire, a registered patent attorney licensed to practice before the US Patent and Trademark Office and admitted to practice before the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

About IPWatchdog

Founded in 1999. IPWatchdog.com focuses on the business, substance, and law of patents, trademarks, copyrights, and technology and innovation.  We strive to provide information and detailed analysis with magazine and industry journal length articles and op-ed pieces, addressing the topics we cover in a way that cuts to the heart of the matter to give readers the information they need to know about that is happening in the IP world.

IPWatchdog is recognized as one of the leading sources for news and information in the patent and innovation industries and has been recognized multiple times by the American Bar Association as one of the top 100 legal blogs on the Internet.  IPWatchdog was also named the top IP blog three times, and in 2014 was inducted into the American Bar Association Blawg Hall of Fame.

With several hundred guest authors writing for IPWatchdog each year, we cover U.S. case law, legislation, regulations and the business of intellectual property, as well as IP law and developments around the globe.

 

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11 comments so far.

  • [Avatar for Bob Zeidman]
    Bob Zeidman
    June 22, 2019 02:38 am

    Congratulations again, Gene!

  • [Avatar for Joe Allen]
    Joe Allen
    June 21, 2019 09:26 am

    Gene has done a tremendous job making IP Watchdog a leader in the field. Nice to see his hard work being recognized!

  • [Avatar for Night Writer]
    Night Writer
    June 21, 2019 08:52 am

    Nice job Gene! You are the only bulwark left before the sinking of the patent system.

  • [Avatar for SteveS.]
    SteveS.
    June 21, 2019 08:35 am

    Congratulations Gene. You have done an outstanding job educating this layman.

  • [Avatar for Lost In Norway]
    Lost In Norway
    June 21, 2019 05:20 am

    That is very impressive. Congratulations!

  • [Avatar for Paul Cole]
    Paul Cole
    June 21, 2019 02:02 am

    Well done, Gene!

  • [Avatar for Erick Robinson]
    Erick Robinson
    June 20, 2019 06:48 pm

    Well deserved! Gene is a pioneer in the field of IP information and the leading voice for innovation!

  • [Avatar for Ternary]
    Ternary
    June 20, 2019 05:22 pm

    Congratulations Gene. I truly believe that the reappraisal in Congress of patent eligibility is at least partially due to your (and IPWatchdog’s) tireless and strategic focus on the subject. Thanks very much and much deserved.

  • [Avatar for Anon]
    Anon
    June 20, 2019 02:41 pm

    Congratulations, Mr. Quinn.

  • [Avatar for Mark Nowotarski]
    Mark Nowotarski
    June 20, 2019 02:09 pm

    Gene,

    Congratulations! Well deserved.

  • [Avatar for Pro Say]
    Pro Say
    June 20, 2019 01:41 pm

    Congratulations Gene.

    Well deserved indeed.