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OPENING KEYNOTE WITH THE USPTO Andrea L. Wellington

ACI’s 4th Annual Summit on

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Distinguished Conference Co-Chairs: Vanessa Bailey Head of Patent Policy Amazon Adriana S. Luedke Director and Associate General Counsel Lockheed Martin Corporation Angela Wilson Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property The Hershey Company

FEATURING WOMEN LEADERS IN IP FROM: USPTO Federal Trade Commission U.S. Customs and Border Protection Adobe Aflac Amazon American Red Cross Better Business Bureau (BBB) Bloomberg Media FBI

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June 25–26, 2024

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Advocating for the Advancement of Women in IP Law

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2024 Program Highlights: Battling the Emerging DEI Backlash: How Women Leaders in IP Law Can Maintain Career Advancement Momentum in the Face of Recent DEI Pushback Tackling the AI - IP Conundrum: Navigating Challenges Arising at the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence Innovation and IP Protection IP Litigation Spotlight: Examining the “Top 10” Court Cases Influencing the Intellectual Property Landscape in 2024 “The Best Thing I Ever Learned from a Mentor (or Mentee)”: Town Hall on Cultivating and Empowering the Next Generation of Women Leaders in IP Law Key Strategies for Safeguarding Trade Secrets in a Borderless Digital Era Supporting Sponsor

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The IP legal industry is perpetually evolving, and the role of women in this space continues to evolve with it.

Be part of the premiere event that unites women leaders in IP law for critical benchmarking, valuable collaboration, and meaningful networking.

Who Will You Meet?

IN-HOUSE COUNSEL In-house counsel for Fortune 500 and cutting-edge companies, including Senior Vice Presidents, Vice Presidents, Chief IP Counsel, Senior Counsel - Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, in the following sectors:

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Aviation and Aerospace Biotechnology/ Pharmaceuticals Chemicals Consumer Goods Defense and Space Entertainment Food Production Health, Wellness and Fitness Information Technology

s we navigate the digital age, the field of Intellectual Property law is experiencing significant shifts and unprecedented changes. The IP legal landscape is being altered by emerging trends in technology, artificial intelligence, the intensifying of the e-commerce industry, the rise in counterfeit products, and more.

Against this backdrop, women in IP law are gaining more and more recognition for their achievements, and while this is certainly something to celebrate, the need for continued collaboration to retain this momentum is critical.

ACI’s Annual Summit for Women in IP Law provides the unique opportunity for women in IP roles to come together, explore industry developments impacting their practices, and devise strategies for professional development, career advancement, and woman-to-woman networking and mentoring.

Insurance Internet Medical Devices Music Technology Online Media Renewables and Environment Retail Technology Telecommunications

LAW FIRM COUNSEL Law firm attorneys whose practice areas focus on Intellectual Property Law, including:

We hope you will join this outstanding community of today’s and tomorrow’s female IP law leaders for one of the most valuable events of the year.

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Advisory Board 2024

VANESSA BAILEY Head of Patent Policy Amazon

LISA JAKOB

Executive Director, Intellectual Property Merck

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General Counsel Crayola

ADRIANA S. LUEDKE

Director and Associate General Counsel Lockheed Martin Corporation

CEYDA MAISAMI

Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property HP

LISA B. PENSABENE Partner O’Melveny & Myers LLP

BRIDGET SMITH

Assistant General Counsel, Head of Intellectual Property Relativity Space

ANGELA WILSON

Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property The Hershey Company

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Distinguished Speaking Faculty KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Andrea L. Wellington Technology Center Director USPTO Jennifer Dixton Assistant Chief, Special Counsel for Policy & Intellectual Property, Antitrust Division U.S. Department of Justice

Gwenn E. Cujdik Manager, North America Cyber Incident Response Team AXA XL

Anna Linne Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property & Innovation S&P Global

Anu Sawkar Special Counsel for Intellectual Property Federal Trade Commission

Lauren A. Degnan Principal Fish & Richardson PC

Jamie Lucia Partner Steptoe LLP

Victoria E. Ellis Legal Counsel, Brand IP Nestlé Health Science U.S.

Jennifer Maisel Partner Rothwell Figg

Meredith Schoenfeld Assistant General Counsel, Intellectual Property National Science Foundation (NSF)

Claudia Frost Partner Steptoe LLP

Elizabeth Manno Partner Venable LLP

Ching-Lee Fukuda Partner, Head of NY IP Litigation Sidley Austin LLP

Hon. MaryJoan McNamara Administrative Law Judge U.S. International Trade Commission

Vanessa Bailey Head of Patent Policy Amazon

Kristin Grimes Assistant General Counsel, National Security and Cyber Law Branch FBI

Adriana S. Luedke Director and Associate General Counsel Lockheed Martin Corporation

Lisa Jakob Executive Director, Intellectual Property Merck

Angela Wilson Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property The Hershey Company

Elizabeth “Beth” Jenior Senior Attorney-Advisor, Intellectual Property Enforcement Branch Regulations and Rulings | Office of Trade U.S. Customs and Border Protection

CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

2024 ESTEEMED SPEAKERS Randi Adkins-Warren Corporate Counsel Aflac Honorable Jacqueline Wright Bonilla Deputy Chief Administrative Patent Judge, PTAB USPTO Dale Cendali Partner Kirkland & Ellis LLP Jennifer Champlin Director, DEI Incubator Edward Jones Kaitlin Corey Partner Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann LLP

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Kim Jessum Associate General Counsel, Chief IP Counsel, U.S., and Secretary Heraeus Barbara A. Johnson Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property Better Business Bureau (BBB) Rachelle L. Laroche VP, Chief Commercial & IP Counsel LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton Allison Leader VP & Chief Counsel, Missions Transactions American Red Cross

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Nicole Morris Director of Innovation and Legal Tech & Professor in Practice Emory Law Juliana Neves Partner Licks Attorneys Honorable Grace Obermann Administrative Patent Judge, PTAB USPTO Krupa Parikh Senior Special Counsel for IP U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Bhaveeni Parmar Senior Legal Counsel, Technology NPR

Bridget Smith Assistant General Counsel, Head of Intellectual Property Relativity Space Heidi Tandy Partner Berger Singerman Mariessa Terrell Attorney Advisor, Trademarks Customer Outreach USPTO Cassie Thornton Head of Intellectual Property Partnerships Bloomberg Media Meredith M. Wilkes Partner JONES DAY Daria Williams Principal Corporate Counsel Microsoft Laura J. Winston Principal and Chair, Intellectual Property Practice Group Offit Kurman, P.A.

Lisa B. Pensabene Partner O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Eleanor Yost Chair, IP Practice Group and Shareholder Carlton Fields

Sabrina Perelman Senior Director & Assistant General Counsel, IP & Content Pinterest

Josephine Young Partner Groombridge, Wu, Baughman & Stone LLP

Honorable Teresa Stanek Rea Former Acting Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property; and Former Acting Director USPTO

Gail Zarick Former IP Counsel IBM

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MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 1

Tuesday, June 25, 2024 This was overall a great event that provided a great balance of networking, conversation and topical discussion.

8:00 am Networking Breakfast and Registration 9:00 am

Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs

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Microphone-alt Vanessa Bailey, Head of Patent Policy, Amazon Adriana S. Luedke, Director and Associate General Counsel, Lockheed Martin Corporation Angela Wilson, Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property, The Hershey Company 9:15 am

Keynote Interview: Examining USPTO Efforts to Build a More Diverse and Inclusive Innovation Ecosystem Andrea L. Wellington Technology Center Director USPTO 9:45 am

Insights from the USPTO Bench: Examining Opportunities for Empowering Women in IP on a Global Scale Microphone-alt Honorable Jacqueline Wright Bonilla, Deputy Chief Administrative Patent Judge, PTAB, USPTO

Honorable Grace Obermann, Administrative Patent Judge, PTAB, USPTO MODERATOR: Honorable Teresa Stanek Rea, Former Acting Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property; and Former Acting Director, USPTO

10:30 am Networking Break 11:00 am

Tackling the AI - IP Conundrum: Navigating Emerging Challenges Arising at the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence Innovation and IP Protection Microphone-alt Victoria E. Ellis, Legal Counsel, Brand IP, Nestlé Health Science U.S. Anna Linne, Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property & Innovation, S&P Global MODERATOR: Jennifer Maisel, Partner, Rothwell Figg While the recent emergence of generative AI technologies has ushered in a new realm of opportunities, it has also unleashed a myriad of complex challenges for IP rights. What’s more, AI-assisted inventions have been calling IP rights into question, and the USPTO has just released its new AI inventorship guidance causing significant implications for the patent community. During this panel, we will discuss: • IP protection available for AI-generated information

During this opening session, our esteemed panel of USPTO judges will analyze the latest global initiatives to advance the representation and roles of women in the field of intellectual property law.

Topics of discussion will include:

• Impact of AI on patent and copyright law

• The latest efforts to promote gender diversity within the USPTO and across the IP law sector

• In-house guidance for use of generative AI technology

• The latest initiatives to help increase the representation of women in various roles, including patent examiners, attorneys, and leadership positions

12:00 pm Networking Luncheon

• Right of publicity and unauthorized use of biometrics

• Training programs and mentorship initiatives aimed at supporting women in IP law, including valuable resources and guidance to navigate the complexities of the field • Collaborative efforts between the USPTO and international organizations to enhance the participation of women in IP law on a global scale

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1:00 pm

“BIRDS OF A FEATHER” ROUNDTABLES Our roundtables are designed for industry professionals to engage in focused small-group sessions that foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing, allowing participants to gain insights into emerging trends and best practices through collaborative discussion.

ROUNDTABLE A Mentorship in the Digital Age: Leveraging Technology for Impactful Mentorship Experiences

Microphone-alt Bhaveeni Parmar, Senior Legal Counsel, Technology, NPR Eleanor Yost, Chair, IP Practice Group and Shareholder, Carlton Fields

ROUNDTABLE B Making Your Personal Brand Work For You: Advancing Your IP Career Through Personal Branding

Microphone-alt Vanessa Bailey, Head of Patent Public Policy, Amazon Kim Jessum, Associate General Counsel, Chief IP Counsel, US and Secretary, Heraeus Allison Leader, VP & Chief Counsel, Missions Transactions, American Red Cross

ROUNDTABLE C The CHIPS Act: Understanding the Full Implications on the Tech IP Sector

Microphone-alt Meredith Schoenfeld, Assistant General Counsel, Intellectual Property, National Science Foundation (NSF)

Gail Zarick, Former IP Counsel, IBM 2:00 pm

IP Litigation Spotlight: Examining the “Top 10” Court Cases Influencing the Intellectual Property Landscape in 2024 Microphone-alt Ching-Lee Fukuda, Partner, Head of NY IP Litigation, Sidley Austin LLP Lisa B. Pensabene, Partner, O’Melveny & Myers LLP

• Copyright cases highlighting the complexities of digital content distribution, fair use, and the enforcement of copyright laws in online platforms, streaming services, and emerging technologies like AI • Significant cases involving trade secrets that underscore the critical importance of cybersecurity measures and the need for robust protection strategies to safeguard valuable proprietary information from theft, misappropriation, and unauthorized disclosure • Cross-border IP disputes and complex jurisdictional challenges related to the harmonization of international IP laws, enforcement mechanisms, and the role of multinational corporations in shaping global IP norms and practices 2:45 pm Networking Break 3:00 pm

Key Strategies for Safeguarding Trade Secrets in a Borderless Digital Era Microphone-alt Nicole Morris, Director of Innovation and Legal Tech & Professor in Practice, Emory Law Bridget Smith, Assistant General Counsel, Head of Intellectual Property, Relativity Space Angela Wilson, Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property, The Hershey Company MODERATOR: Juliana Neves, Partner, Licks Attorneys In the digital age, trademark disputes have taken on new dimensions as businesses navigate the complexities of online brand protection and enforcement. With the proliferation of e-commerce platforms, social media channels, and digital marketing strategies, the landscape for trademark infringement has expanded exponentially, presenting both challenges and opportunities for brand owners. During this panel, we will explore: • Navigating challenges related to domain name infringement • Combatting the challenges of competitors and/or third parties using trademarks as keywords in online advertising campaigns, potentially diverting traffic and customers away from the rightful owner • Examining the landscape pf social media username squatting and its potential to damage a brand’s reputation • How to navigate the proliferation of online marketplaces facilitating the sale of counterfeit goods bearing trademarks, leading to trademark infringement disputes and challenges in enforcing IP rights against online sellers • Examining the applicability of national trademark laws in an interconnected digital landscape

Anu Sawkar, Special Counsel for Intellectual Property, Federal Trade Commission MODERATOR: Kaitlin Corey, Partner, Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann LLP

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The 2024 IP litigation landscape has been shaped by several recent landmark cases which have significant implications for businesses, IP counsel and innovators alike. During this panel, we will explore: • High-profile patent infringement cases that have garnered attention, particularly in the technology and financial services sectors, with disputes over emerging technologies and innovations

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MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 2

4:00 pm

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

Lessons from Women Trailblazers in IP Law: Forging and Navigating Non-Traditional Pathways to Success in a Male-Dominated Sector Microphone-alt Dale Cendali, Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP Honorable MaryJoan McNamara, Administrative Law Judge, U.S. International Trade Commission Rachelle L. Laroche, VP, Chief Commercial & IP Counsel, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton MODERATOR: Jamie Lucia, Partner, Steptoe LLP This panel of women trailblazers in IP law will share valuable lessons on breaking through barriers and navigating different pathways to success. Whether you are looking to change career paths, companies or roles at your current company, these women will provide first-hand insights on the risks and rewards that come with trying something new, as well as how to best position yourself for success during a transition.

• Preparing to take a leap in your career » Identifying when it might be time to deviate from your 5 or 10-year career plan » Determining what experience you might lack for a new role and making a plan for how to get it » Stepping outside your comfort zone and pushing your boundaries to best enhance your skill set • Leaning into mentorship initiatives led by seasoned professionals who can offer valuable insights, support, and opportunities for growth • Understanding how to make your resume appealing to the type of company or role you aspire to transition into, and what companies/ organizations/agencies are really looking for when recruiting for the particular role • Leveraging your networks, platforms and resources to help you thrive in the next step of your career 5:00 pm Day 1 Adjourns to Networking Cocktail Reception

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8:00 am Networking Breakfast and Registration 9:00 am

Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs Microphone-alt Vanessa Bailey, Head of Patent Policy, Amazon Adriana S. Luedke, Director and Associate General Counsel, Lockheed Martin Corporation Angela Wilson, Senior Counsel, Intellectual Property, The Hershey Company 9:15 am

Battling the Emerging DEI Backlash: How Women Leaders in IP Law Can Maintain Career Advancement Momentum in the Face of Recent DEI Pushback Microphone-alt Randi Adkins-Warren, Corporate Counsel, Aflac Jennifer Champlin, Director, DEI Incubator, Edward Jones MODERATOR: Elizabeth Manno, Partner, Venable LLP With recent attacks on DEI initiatives now on the rise, women (and particularly diverse women) are facing a more challenging landscape when trying to climb the corporate ladder. This panel will discuss: • How did we get here? Understanding why the DEI pendulum is now seemingly swinging in the opposite direction • How to avoid unintended consequences of your corporate DEI policy » Considering the unexpected ways that DEI policies can reverberate in an organization and getting ahead of possible negative effects on different employee groups and subgroups • Understanding the risks associated with dismantling or rolling back of DEI programs • What women in current leadership roles can do to help promote and maintain female workplace momentum amidst this time of DEI pushback

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Navigating the Crossroads of Cybersecurity and IP Law: Analyzing Top Cyber Threats Against Internal Company IP and Response Strategies After a Breach

Strategies for Managing a Global IP Portfolio: Identifying and Monetizing Hidden Value Within a Global IP Portfolio

Microphone-alt Gwenn E. Cujdik, Manager, North America Cyber Incident Response Team, AXA XL Kristin Grimes, Assistant General Counsel, National Security and Cyber Law Branch, FBI Heidi Tandy, Partner, Berger Singerman MODERATOR: Adriana S. Luedke, Director and Associate General Counsel, Lockheed Martin Corporation

Microphone-alt Lauren A. Degnan, Principal, Fish & Richardson PC Lisa Jakob, Executive Director, Intellectual Property, Merck In today’s highly innovative and fast-moving global marketplace, effectively managing you international IP portfolio is paramount for organizations seeking to safeguard and enhance their market presence, maximize the value of their assets, and maintain their competitive edge.

During this session, we will explore: • Creating a clear and consistent IP strategy that aligns with your organization’s global business goals and values

IP is the lifeblood of many organizations and losing it to cyber theft could evaporate a company’s competitive advantage and threaten its future. It is thus critical for companies to understand the opportunities available to protect IP from cyber theft, how to best enforce IP rights in the face of a cyber-attack, and how to potentially modify or redevelop stolen IP to regain a company’s competitive advantage. During this panel, we will explore:

• Navigating the legal and technical aspects of cross-border IP registration

• Common cyber threats targeting internal company IP, including data breaches, phishing attacks, and insider threats

2:00 pm

• How to take proactive measures for mitigating cyber risks and safeguarding sensitive intellectual property assets • Developing incident response plans tailored to rapidly address breaches involving intellectual property theft or compromise • Enforcing IP rights in the face of cyber threats: taking legal recourse against cyber thieves to try and recover IP or block it from being used detrimentally • Ascertaining if and how the stolen IP can be potentially modified or redeveloped to regain a competitive space in the market 11:00 am Networking Break 11:30 am

Keynote Jennifer Dixton Assistant Chief, Special Counsel for Policy & Intellectual Property, Antitrust Division U.S. Department of Justice 12:00 pm Networking Luncheon

• Strategies for working with international partners • Utilizing advanced data analytics and market intelligence tools to uncover hidden opportunities for monetization

Combatting Insider Threats: Protecting Your Organization Against the Rise of Insider Threats to IP Microphone-alt Barbara A. Johnson, Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property, Better Business Bureau (BBB)

Laura J. Winston, Principal and Chair, Intellectual Property Practice Group, Offit Kurman, P.A. MODERATOR: Meredith M. Wilkes, Partner, JONES DAY Safeguarding your organization against insider threats is paramount in protecting IP from the rising risks posed by individuals with authorized access to sensitive information. These threats, which can originate from employees, contractors, or business partners with authorized access to sensitive information, pose significant challenges to IP security. To mitigate these risks, organizations must implement robust security measures and proactive strategies.

During this panel, we will discuss: • Conducting thorough background checks on employees, contractors, and business partners to identify potential insider threats • Implementing access controls and monitoring systems to track and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive IP data • Providing comprehensive training on data security protocols and best practices for handling confidential information • Establishing clear policies and procedures for handling and protecting sensitive IP data • Fostering a culture of accountability and awareness among employees regarding insider threats and the importance of IP security

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2:45 pm Networking Break 3:00 pm

Using IP Innovation to Fight Counterfeiting: Leveraging IP for Online Detection and Offline Supply Chain Tracing of Counterfeit Goods Microphone-alt Elizabeth “Beth” Jenior, Senior Attorney-Advisor, Intellectual Property Enforcement

Branch Regulations and Rulings | Office of Trade, U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Recent enforcement actions highlight the importance of understanding the legal and practical aspects of combating counterfeiting, including the implementation of robust IP protection strategies.

Leveraging IP as a tool to combat counterfeiting involves a multifaceted approach that encompasses both online detection and offline supply chain tracing. During this panel, we will examine: • Utilizing advanced technologies and data analytics to identify and track counterfeit goods across online platforms • Tracing counterfeit goods from online detection to their offline supply chains to disrupt counterfeit networks • Understanding the legal framework surrounding IP enforcement actions against counterfeiters • Implementing robust IP protection strategies to safeguard against counterfeiting • Collaborating with law enforcement agencies to effectively combat counterfeiting and enforce IP rights

3:45 pm

“The Best Thing I Ever Learned from a Mentor (or Mentee)”: Town Hall on Cultivating and Empowering the Next Generation of Women Leaders in IP Law Microphone-alt Krupa Parikh, Senior Special Counsel for IP, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

Sabrina Perelman, Senior Director & Assistant General Counsel, IP & Content, Pinterest Mariessa Terrell, Attorney Advisor, Trademarks Customer Outreach, USPTO Daria Williams, Principal Corporate Counsel, Microsoft MODERATOR: Claudia Frost, Partner, Steptoe LLP We will close out this year’s conference with a panel of esteemed women leaders in IP law who will share the most influential lesson or piece of advice that they received from a mentor in the course of their career. Our panelists will: • Pass along golden nuggets of wisdom that have impacted their own career trajectories • Share examples of targeted initiatives or strategic investments in female talent development that have actually paid off • Share experiences with a mentor or mentee that have helped them in their own job performance and job satisfaction • Impart meaningful advice on the next generation of women preparing to lead in the IP legal industry 4:45 pm

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