IPG Launches SC Regional Strategy for Technology Gateway

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April 19th, 2007 Leave a comment Visited 30 times, 1 so far today

IPG Launches SC Regional Strategy for Technology Gateway

IPG, a leading technology management company with offices in Santa Clara, CA; Charleston, SC; and New York, NY is now applying its global intellectual property services and success into a regional strategy. The regional strategy will drive technology development, corporate spinoff, and economic growth in the Lowcountry, State of SC and surrounding regions.

IPG leads its market-driven IP (Intellectual Property) Asset Management practice with value added technology solutions creating large partnerships, corporate spinoffs, manufacturing, and distribution activities related to the intellectual property assets it manages.

IPG has been successfully managing IP assets, providing R&D, engineering and manufacturing services with Fortune 500 and other successful institutions and universities since 2001. These services provide technology developers, as well as OEM users already in the marketplace, with enhanced and advanced technologies. IPG leverages its global IP portfolio and large market relationships to create business transactions and operations benefitting the companies and the regional areas in which they are located.

With confidence that South Carolina can become as successful as Silicon Valley, the Research Triangle or other technology centers; IPG is now focusing its global services on a regional policy. IPG’s policy will continue building and enhancing the “technology gateway” of the Low Country, state and surrounding region.

IPG’s target markets allow for structured “market driven” economic growth through IP commercialization and subsequent business development in specific sectors. These focused sectors include; Energy, Biotech, Information Technology, Semiconductors and Defense. Collaboration and implementation of the IPG model will lead to technology and corporate expansion, employment, an increased regional knowledge base and overall economic growth for our area.

These projects are expected to be financed through IPG’s private equity and existing venture capital relationships. IPG’s attorneys, Herrick, Feinstein LLP of New York, NY, are legal counsel for merger and acquisition (M&A) activity spun out from IPG’s patent commercialization as well as representing IPG in connection with certain SEC and other regulatory matters relating to its private equity business.
Contacts

Intellectual Property Group, Inc.
Doug Barnett, 408-730-2630
Fax: 408-562-5745
doug.barnett {at} ipgworldwide(.)com
www.ipgworldwide.com





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