National Inventor Club Meeting April 20th, 2021
24 mag 2021 ·
1 h 27 min. 33 sec.
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Can you see your invention idea attached to a big name brand, like Sesame Street, NFL or Budweiser? Learn the difference between Brand Property Licensing vs Product Licensing. Marty Brochstein...
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Can you see your invention idea attached to a big name brand, like Sesame Street, NFL or Budweiser? Learn the difference between Brand Property Licensing vs Product Licensing.
Marty Brochstein is responsible for Licensing International’s information resources, as well as its educational efforts, such as the year-round webinar program, the extensive Licensing University seminar program that takes place each year in conjunction with the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas, and the Coursework in Licensing Studies (CLS) continuing education program for licensing professionals. He also oversees the association’s information operations, including the NewsLinks daily news and headline service, and also coordinates all industry research. He speaks regularly at conferences and seminars around the world on a wide range of licensing- and retail-related issues writes regularly on licensing topics, and is widely quoted on issues related to licensing, marketing and branding.
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He joined Licensing International (known then as LIMA) in 2008 after 12 years as Executive Editor of The Licensing Letter, a New York-based newsletter that covers the global licensing business. He also was Editorial Director of the parent publishing company, EPM Communications.
Brochstein was a business journalist for more than 30 years, primarily covering the consumer products and retail industries. Before joining The Licensing Letter, he spent five years as Senior Editor of Television Digest and founding editor of Consumer Multimedia Report. He also has been editor of several publications in the consumer electronics and retail fields. He is a graduate of Boston University.
As an inventor, when we come up with an idea, it can be challenging and lonely navigating through the steps of bringing your ideas to reality. That’s why the National Inventor Club was “invented”, for you to become part of a community of like minded inventors and resources for inventors to help each other keep our invention journey moving forward, together.
Inventors, Entrepreneurs and resources for inventors welcome.
Become a member today!
www.nationalinventorclub.com
Thank you and keep on inventing!
Brian Fried
Founder
National Inventor Club
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Marty Brochstein is responsible for Licensing International’s information resources, as well as its educational efforts, such as the year-round webinar program, the extensive Licensing University seminar program that takes place each year in conjunction with the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas, and the Coursework in Licensing Studies (CLS) continuing education program for licensing professionals. He also oversees the association’s information operations, including the NewsLinks daily news and headline service, and also coordinates all industry research. He speaks regularly at conferences and seminars around the world on a wide range of licensing- and retail-related issues writes regularly on licensing topics, and is widely quoted on issues related to licensing, marketing and branding.
Reserve Your Spot
He joined Licensing International (known then as LIMA) in 2008 after 12 years as Executive Editor of The Licensing Letter, a New York-based newsletter that covers the global licensing business. He also was Editorial Director of the parent publishing company, EPM Communications.
Brochstein was a business journalist for more than 30 years, primarily covering the consumer products and retail industries. Before joining The Licensing Letter, he spent five years as Senior Editor of Television Digest and founding editor of Consumer Multimedia Report. He also has been editor of several publications in the consumer electronics and retail fields. He is a graduate of Boston University.
As an inventor, when we come up with an idea, it can be challenging and lonely navigating through the steps of bringing your ideas to reality. That’s why the National Inventor Club was “invented”, for you to become part of a community of like minded inventors and resources for inventors to help each other keep our invention journey moving forward, together.
Inventors, Entrepreneurs and resources for inventors welcome.
Become a member today!
www.nationalinventorclub.com
Thank you and keep on inventing!
Brian Fried
Founder
National Inventor Club
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