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Silicon Valley Chapter In-Person Program
and Networking Event “You won't believe what they sold. Lessons from 10 years of Patent Market Analysis" RESCHEDULED: Tuesday, March 15, 2022 MacArthur Park 27 University Avenue, Palo Alto 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. PST 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Registration, Networking, Heavy Appetizers, Cash Bar 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. - Program 6:15 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - Networking, Dessert & Prizes You are cordially invited to attend the LES Silicon Valley
Chapter’s in-person program and networking event at MacArthur Park in
Palo Alto.
PLEASE READ INFORMATION BELOW ON: Mask Requirement and Participation Agreement. REGISTRATION FEES: The Chapter is pleased to maintain its in-person registration fees for LES members and non-members at the 2019 level: Prior to Early Bird Deadline: 3/8/22 LES Member - $40 LES Non-Member - $45 Student - $25 After 3/8/22 & On-site LES Member - $50 LES Non-Member - $55 Student - $25 Online registration is available until 5 p.m., Friday, March 11, 2022.
Thank you to our Host:

Program What can we learn from 10 years of companies and NPEs patent
buying and selling? Want to know what characteristics of patents cause them to
increase in value? Who spends the most buying patents? What happens to those
patents sold by Nokia, IBM, and Cypress Semiconductor? What is the price of a
patent today and how has it changed? This is the 10th year that Kent Richardson
and Erik Oliver, Richardson Oliver Law Group, have published their in-depth
patent market analysis. Kent answers these questions and more. Additionally, Kent will provide a quick introduction to the
cross-industry open standard, SPIF, for easily and uniquely identifying
patents. Now available on Google Patents, the SPIF standard simplifies one of
the most tedious jobs in our field, clearly identifying patent assets from
around the world. Speaker: Kent Richardson, Partner, Richardson Oliver Law Group
Kent counsels clients on a variety of patent and business matters, including patent buying, selling, licensing, valuation, prosecution, and operations. He provides data driven advice using his firm’s proprietary database of patent market information covering more than 230,000 patent assets. He has licensing and marketing patent portfolio experience, resulting in more than $600 million worth of patent license bookings. Mr. Richardson has served as an expert witness on patent monetization and licensing practices in UK and US cases.
Before founding ROL Group, Kent was general manager of ThinkFire Services USA, Ltd’s Silicon Valley office. He has worked in various senior management roles with growth businesses such as Senior Vice President of Business Affairs at Sezmi, Managing Director at Constellation Capital, Vice President of Intellectual Property at Rambus and General Counsel at Numerical Technologies. He was also a private practice attorney at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati.
Kent has over 40 published articles and has lectured on patent strategy, intellectual property, and related business issues at Stanford, Santa Clara, Center for Intellectual Property, IPBC, and LES. He is a member of the California Bar, and a US Patent and Trademark Office registered patent attorney. Kent holds five US patents. He has a JD and a BSc in computer engineering from the University of Alberta, Canada.
CLE: .45 minutes CLE credit available (California).
AS OF JANUARY 20, 2022, POLICY IN EFFECT: Mask Requirement: For event entry, you will need to show (paper or digital) proof of full vaccination against COVID-19. Do not attend if you have any COVID-19 symptoms, have tested positive within the past 14 days, or been in close contact with anyone suspected of having COVID-19.
Please wear a mask when not drinking or eating. COVID-19 is an inherent risk when people gather. You voluntarily assume all risks related to COVID-19, and release LES, its chapters, and the event organizers/speakers/hosts, from all liabilities and claims, known or unknown, suspected or unsuspected, relating thereto. This is a general release and waives all rights and protections under California Civil Code section 1542. Participation Agreement: When registering, LES requires all attendees to review the following Participation Agreement. All attendees will be asked to “Agree” when they register for an event. Failure to Agree will prohibit you from attending the LES event. If you have any questions about this Participation Agreement, please contact info@les.org.
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