Discover how women are transforming intellectual property through ADR mediation and Spain's groundbreaking model, which features female-led patents and state-backed gender equity.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, Elleson Fraenk of Vision Legalis Advocaten explains why intellectual property is essential for service providers, helping protect brands, reputation, expertise, and long-term business growth.

In the Women's IP World News, WIPO launches a special Scale Up Your IP Program for women innovators, helping female founders commercialize IP, secure funding, and scale deep-tech ventures.

Explore WIPO data on women in patenting: leading sectors like Biotech (63%), fast growth in ICT, and where gender gaps persist in engineering.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, Claudette Vernot explores how embedding compliance into IP practice can reduce risk, strengthen credibility, and create a strategic competitive advantage.

Women are driving green innovation but losing legal ownership. Discover how WIPO and India’s WISE-KIRAN program are securing IP rights for female creators.

Women are driving green innovation but losing legal ownership. Discover how WIPO and India’s WISE-KIRAN program are securing IP rights for female creators.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, Adriana Barrera explores effective strategies for enforcing trade marks, copyrights, patents, and other IP rights in Peru through proactive monitoring, investigations, and legal enforcement.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, Louise Malcolm of Miller Simons O'Sullivan explores how the Turks and Caicos Islands is strengthening trademark and patent protection to support local businesses, international brands, and future innovation.

How notable female creators protect their IP against state censorship, Hollywood overreach, and AI scraping using code hardening and automated legal dragnets.

Discover the hard legal mandates, data overhauls, and structural lifelines fighting the global gender gap in patenting at the The 2026 WIPO Women and IP Symposium.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, Vanessa Abdel-Razak of Abdel-Razak & Associés explores how stronger intellectual property ecosystems can help transform Haiti’s innovation, entrepreneurship, and creativity into sustainable economic growth.

Discover the hard legal mandates, data overhauls, and structural lifelines fighting the global gender gap in patenting at the The 2026 WIPO Women and IP Symposium.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, Michele S. Katz and Noa Siskind of Advítam IP examine how the rise of GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic® is testing the limits of trademark law, false advertising, and consumer protection in the digital age.

Women's IP News highlights AIPLA's "Rooted in Real" Global Networking Event, showcasing how women in intellectual property are building leadership, strengthening professional networks, and redefining the future of the IP profession worldwide.

In the Women’s IP World Annual 2026, Gabriela Bodden explores how the Caribbean is emerging as a strategic jurisdiction for global IP protection through legislative reform, international alignment, and growing commercial significance.

Women's IP News covers the launch of India's Women in IP Compendium, highlighting efforts to address the gender gap in patent filings, support women innovators, and strengthen participation in the country's knowledge-driven economy.

Discover how Women of the Year, Dr Shweta Singh, is transforming innovation, IP analytics, and entrepreneurship through strategic intellectual property leadership and AI-driven insights.

Women's IP News highlights the INTA Best Practices Toolkit 2026 update, exploring workplace flexibility, leadership accountability, and initiatives supporting women’s advancement in intellectual property and innovation.

Women's IP News explores the EUIPO Women in Design study, highlighting gender disparities in registered designs across Europe and initiatives aimed at supporting female designers in protecting and commercialising their creative work.