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IP for Startups: What to Protect, What to Skip, and How to Do It on a Budget?

May 27 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Free

For early-stage founders, intellectual property can feel like both a necessity and a black box. Patents, trademarks, trade secrets, what actually matters for your business, and what can wait?

Join Branchfood and Wolf Greenfield for a practical, no-fluff conversation on how startups can approach IP strategically without overspending. We’ll help founders make smart, cost-conscious decisions about where IP investment truly adds value and where it does not.

In this session, experienced IP attorneys from Wolf Greenfield will break down how to think about protecting your innovation in a way that aligns with your stage, goals, and resources. We will focus on helping founders make smart, cost-conscious decisions about where IP investment truly adds value and where it does not.

What we’ll cover:
-The different types of IP (patents, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights) and when they matter
-How to prioritize IP protection based on your business model and growth plans
-Common mistakes startups make when spending on IP
-How to stretch your IP budget and avoid unnecessary costs
-What investors look for when evaluating IP strategy
-Whether you’re pre-product or scaling, this session will help you build an IP approach that supports your company, without draining it.

Who should attend: Early-stage founders, food and ag entrepreneurs, startup operators, and anyone thinking about how to protect innovation without breaking the bank.

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