Intellectual Property Compliance Training for Enterprises in the Textile Printing and Dyeing Industry Starts
“How to better carry out compliance in enterprises?” “What aspects can corporate compliance start from?” “To what extent is compliance considered?”… In order to further promote corporate compliance work, Better promote the “Printing and Dyeing IndustryEnterprisesIntellectual Property RightsCompliance Guidelines”, enhance the ability of enterprises to prevent risks, and promote Keqiao The district’s textile printing and dyeing industry has developed with highquality. Recently, the District People’s Procuratorate and the District Federation of Industry and Commerce held an intellectual property compliance training meeting for enterprises in the textile printing and dyeing industry.
The training session invited lawyer Shen Jianhong, deputy director and senior partner of Zhejiang Yueguang Law Firm, and lawyer Wang Qinquan, deputy director of Zhejiang Hepin Law Firm, to conduct textile enterprise compliance, Compliance training for printing and dyeing enterprises.
The two lawyers started from the aspects of corporate compliance, corporate intellectual property management overview, practical exploration of the construction of special compliance system for textile enterprises, corporate compliance construction background, etc., and introduced in detail the scope, classification, process, and Institutions, systems, etc., combined with the types of intellectual property crimes and cases of intellectual property compliance construction in printing and dyeing enterprises, emphasize the matters that need to be paid attention to in the construction of intellectual property compliance, and remind entrepreneurs to pay attention to carrying out corporate legal “physical examinations” in daily operations, in order to Eliminate possible operational risks.
At the training meeting, representatives of various companies asked questions based on the company’s own operations and production conditions. Participants from the Procuratorate and the Federation of Industry and Commerce answered these questions one by one. “There is a lot of useful information, I have to go back and ‘digest’ it and learn it!” Representatives from the company said that the training was comprehensive in content. The two lawyers used easy-to-understand language and explained real cases close to production and operation in simple and easy-to-understand terms, which was impressive. The procuratorial organs and the Federation of Industry and Commerce’s answers to questions have deepened everyone’s understanding of corporate intellectual property compliance work and are highly targeted and practical.
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