A very insightful article by Cleary partner Matteo Beretta and counsel Fausto Caronna “Competition, the Italian Competition Authority’s New Superpowers,” published by Il Sole 24 Ore in Econopoly. Read it here: https://ow.ly/HjKN50RH8HT#Antitrust#CompetitionLaw#Italy
Congratulations to Francesco Carloni for being ranked in Chambers Europe 2024 for Competition: EU!
To view our other K&L Gates lawyers ranked in their fields of practice, click below.
#chambersandpartners#competitionlaw
We are proud to be ranked in Chambers Europe 2024 guide which includes 14 of our lawyers as local and regional leaders in their fields of practice! This includes rankings for the firm and its lawyers in nearly 15 practice categories across six countries, with rankings based on thousands of in-depth interviews conducted with lawyers and clients to evaluate the reputations and experience of lawyers around the world. https://ow.ly/xXmo50QUkm0
🏆How do companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange turn challenges into opportunities?
🤝For the IR Magazine Awards - Europe 2024 event, Purcari Wineries Group, Associate Member of ARIR, was nominated in the Rising Star category, which recognizes innovative approaches in Investor Relations activities.
📱 You can watch the interview with Eugeniu Baltag, FCCA, Investor Relations Manager, by clicking the link below, where he addresses the challenges faced in recent years and how the company managed to overcome them:
https://lnkd.in/ewcavtZF#ARIR5#InvestedInSuccess
🌟 Final Call for Tony Cowling Foundation Award Submissions! 🌟
As we approach the deadline, I wanted to remind everyone that this is the last week to submit your projects for the TCF Award. The final day to enter is this Friday, May 17th. Don’t miss your chance to showcase your innovative work and gain the recognition you deserve!
Let’s celebrate creativity and innovation together. Your project could be the next big thing we all talk about!
For all details about the submission process, please check the post linked below 👇
#TCFAwards#Innovation#marketresearch#TonyCowlingFoundation#EsomarAnna AluJudith Passingham
Time to reflect on this week's South Yorkshire International Trade Conference.
Led by Sheffield Chamber of Commerce with the expertise of Sheffield International Trade Centre-SITC, this years conference saw us host over 135 delegates from across the UK and Europe, all with the common mission of expanding their international trade aspirations.
Providing a space for collaboration and knowledge sharing, key discussion points included Brexit and CBAM, customs duties and import taxes, quicker access to export finance, and accelerating growth in international markets, all with an impending change of UK government.
As a region, we all agreed it's vitally important that we support the ambitions of our world-renowned manufacturers and exporters, alongside the burgeoning sectors of Ed Tech, Med Tech, and Clean Tech.
A joined-up approach from key regional stakeholders is pivotal to providing sustained economic growth through key initiatives such as the Investment Zone. To that end, it was fantastic to have The Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire, Made In Sheffield, British Chambers of Commerce, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority, Doncaster Chamber, and Barnsley & Rotherham Chamber of Commerce all in attendance offering insight and thoughts.
Thank you to all that attended, exhibited, sponsored, presented, and collaborated, making the day the success it was. Here's to 2025 and more importantly, all the work in between.
#Internationaltrade#Export#Import
Last Chance Alert! 🚨 Join us TOMORROW for an eye-opening webinar: "Viewing Your Case Through Cultural Norms: A Guide to How Jurors Think" presented by Tucker Willsie and David Wenner of JuryMapping.
Gain invaluable insights on understanding juror attitudes and preparing for jury selection. Check your email for registration details and secure your spot now! #IBWebinar
Last month we hosted the 6th CEOs & Global Leaders Forum (CGLF) as part of the most important sector dialogue in coffee. Companies and governments came together to discuss the progress of the International Coffee Organization Coffee Public-Private Task Force, especially on its objectives to close the living income gap in coffee regions to support farmers towards prosperity, and promoting enabling policies in exporting and importing countries, facilitating national public-private dialogue.
The meetings we hosted that week provided the space for governments and companies to discuss how we could work better together to tackle the key challenges farmers and the sector at-large face.
The video below highlights some of the reflections from companies and representatives from the public sector (consuming and producing countries) on the opportunities ahead and the potential that real public – private partnerships can bring to create a better future for coffee regions.
https://lnkd.in/eG2RF5Pd
#CHAMPION COLLEAGUE. Meet my colleague Martine Valcin. If anyone understands the role the private sector can play in advancing sustainable development in emerging markets, it’s Martine. Businesses, after all, provide essential goods and services. They spur innovation. They create jobs and support livelihoods, allowing families to thrive and prosper. But for businesses to deliver development impact in all these ways – and more – sound corporate governance is essential. For example, our advisory clients who fully implement our corporate governance recommendations improved their EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) by 108% and increased their revenues by 45% over the time of our engagement. Listen to Martine unlock why corporate governance matters. She has been and remains my go-to expert on the subject.
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Indeed a great forum to share best practices among World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO, ABPI Associação Brasileira da Propriedade Intelectual, ACHIPI, AUDAPI, ACPI, IJA and GLIPA on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), set by the United Nations. Edward Kwakwa gave a great introduction on how Intellectual property acts as a catalyst for innovation, protecting the rights of inventors while also encouraging a competitive environment.
A couple of remarks that I want to share after the panel discussions:
• Intellectual property fosters economic growth and addresses critical challenges outlined in the SDGs, such as combatting hunger, healthcare accessibility, gender equality, and establishing partnerships and collaboration.
• Intellectual Property Rights step in as advocates, creating an environment that supports innovation and sustainable practices by encouraging inventors and creators to come up with solutions that fit right into the SDGs.
• Patents protect inventions and, by that, contribute to leading innovation in many different fields connected to the SDGs, like agriculture and healthcare.
• Intellectual Property is a key player, paving the way for a greener and more innovative world.
• Patents and IP rights encourage researchers and innovators to find better ways to grow crops, invent new farming tools, and practice sustainable farming. These new technologies and practices will help in producing more food which will result in better food distribution as well. The safeguarding of these innovations ensures that we can meet the growing demand for food while minimizing environmental impact, fostering a more sustainable and resilient food system.
It was a privilege to be part of a panel with distinguished speakers and moderated by my colleague Maria Fernanda Hurtado. Thanks to Agustina Fernandez Giambruno, Cristian Barros, Luana Muniz de Barros, Fernanda Magalhães, and Martin Torres.
Special credits to Erika Diniz Silla Carvalho, and Gabriel Leonardos and team of ABPI Associação Brasileira da Propriedade Intelectual for organizing a terrific 44°International Congress on Intellectual Property!
Executive Director @ Global Intellectual Property Alliance | Master of Laws - LLM
Today, I had the privilege of moderating a truly transformative panel at the 2024 ABPI Congress. We had an amazing group of IP Ambassadors representing key IP organizations around the world (Mr. Edward Kwakwa - WIPO, Gonzalo Rovira - GLIPA, Martin Torres - ACPI, Agustina Fernandez Giambruno - AUDAPI, Fernanda Magalhães - ABPI , Luana Muniz de Barros - AIJA, Cristian Barros - ACHIPI. We delved deep into the intersection of sustainability and Intellectual Property. The insights shared were not just informative—they were a call to action. Intellectual Property is crucial to building a more sustainable world. It is critical to intentionally prioritize sustainability in everything we do.
What resonated most with me is power of partnerships. When we bring together like-minded individuals and organizations, we create a synergy that leads to innovation and creativity beyond what we could achieve alone. This journey towards a sustainable future isn’t easy; it demands resilience and a steadfast commitment to our shared vision.
The road may be long, but I believe we can reach our destination with unwavering determination and collective action. Let’s push forward, inspired by the possibilities that lie ahead.
#Sustainability#Innovation#Creativity#ABPICongress#Partnerships#IntellectualProperty
Executive at ENSafrica - competition and antitrust
7moAs always, the ENS competition team delivers excellent outcomes. Congratulations!