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IPBC Asia event

September 2023

The IPBC Asia event is due to go ahead on 28th-30th November, at The Palace Hotel in Tokyo.

This event will have experts from the IP market attending and sharing their knowledge about the industry, discussing new trends, and building networks.

Delegates will have the opportunity to keep up to date with market developments, network, and meet other industry experts.

HGF’s Partners, Matthew Cassie and Jennifer Uno will be attending the event.

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