Audio files: San Francisco regional consultation

Fairchild Auditorium, Stanford University
September 23, 1998

23 September 29 September 1 October 6 October 7 October 13 October 19 October 22 October 22 October 1 November 4 November
San Francisco, California,
USA		 Brussels,
Belgium 		Washington, DC,
USA 		Mexico City,
Mexico 		Cape Town,
South Africa 		Asuncion,
Paraguay 		Tokyo,
Japan		 Hyderabad,
India 		Budapest,
Hungary 		Cairo,
Egypt 		Sydney,
Australia
OPENING SPEAKERS TITLE ORGANIZATION DURATION
John H. Barton Professor of Law Stanford University.

2.5 mins
Christopher Gibson Head, Electronic Commerce Section Office of Legal and Organization Affairs

World Intellectual Property Organization.

15 mins
David Muls Senior Legal Officer, Electronic Commerce Section Office of Legal and Organization Affairs

World Intellectual Property Organization.

4 mins
PRESENTATIONS TITLE ORGANIZATION DURATION
Robert Connelly Member Council of Registrars (CORE).

10.5 mins
Interventions 4 mins
Michael Bosworth Trademark Attorney Oppenheimer Wolff & Dunnelly. 2 mins
Interventions 40 mins
Neil A. Smith Partner Limbach & Limbach, LLP. 8.5 mins
Interventions 50 mins
Shelly Hebert Director of Business Development Stanford University. 7.5 mins
Interventions 28 mins
Gregory Phillips Trademark Counsel Porsche AG (Johnson & Hatch). 16.5 mins
Interventions 25 mins
Sally Abel Member, Board of Directors Vice Chair, Issues and Policy Committee International Trademark Association 19.5 mins
Interventions 24 mins
Nils Montan Vice President, Senior Intellectual Property Counsel Warner Bros. A Time Warner Entertainment Company. 13 mins
Interventions 17 mins
Anne Gundelfinger Managing Attorney Trademarks and Brands, Intel Corporation. 17 mins
Interventions 7.5 mins

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