Dr Deborah Kuchler

Australian Representative, International Special Committee On The Commercialisation Of IP (q246) at AIPPI

Dr. Deborah Kuchler currently serves as the Executive Chairman of Innovation Management Australia Pty Ltd, where the focus is on transforming ideas into valuable products and services for large organizations. With extensive experience in mentoring health technology startups through the HCF Catalyst program and representing Australia in the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property, Dr. Kuchler is dedicated to enhancing innovation and commercialization in various sectors. In addition, leadership roles with Hello Sunday Morning Ltd and Hospital and Health Services IP Ltd demonstrate a commitment to improving patient care and addressing alcohol-related issues. Dr. Kuchler has held significant positions in Queensland's government advisory councils and has contributed to IP Australia and The University of Melbourne on matters of intellectual property. Educational achievements include a PhD and specialized studies in satellite technology and negotiations.

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AIPPI

AIPPI is a non-affiliated, non-profit organisation headquartered in Switzerland, having about 8,000 members representing over 110 countries. The members of AIPPI include lawyers, attorneys, and agents working across all fields of intellectual property in corporate and private practice throughout the world, as well as academics, judges, government officials, and other persons interested in intellectual property. AIPPI is organised into 68 National and 2 Regional Groups. In countries where no Group exists, membership can be obtained as an Independent Member. AIPPI has been “Advancing IP since 1897”. It is the oldest global association for the protection of intellectual property and has the respect and ear of governments and global organisations, such as the World Intellectual Property Organization and the World Trade Organization.


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