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Speaking opportunities are now open for the 17th International Law Enforcement IP Crime Conference which will take place 23-25 September 2024, in Willemstad, Curaçao, cohosted by INTERPOL, the Government of Curaçao and its partner, the Curinde Free Trade Zone, in partnership with UL Standards & Engagement.
This IP law enforcement Conference is like no other and traditionally attracts 500 delegates from 100 countries representing 200+ cross-sector organizations. For 2024, the theme is "Reducing the Harm." It will include three operational tracks and related sub-topic areas focused on coordinating responses, aligning resources, and leveraging opportunities, primarily examining free trade zones and supply chain security.
We are looking for experts and experienced practitioners who can cover IP crime, illicit trade, and brand protection topics and provide best practices and insights for combatting this crime area with content offering innovative ideas, practical advice, and actionable solutions. We also welcome academic speakers to share input on relevant research.
The annual Conference has an excellent reputation for delivering unsurpassed cross-sector networking and collaboration opportunities. In this relaxed environment, participants can engage and challenge each other, offering a unique delegate experience not found elsewhere.
The Organizing Committee is working with stakeholders and partners to create an event that focuses on staying relevant in an ever-changing world. The sessions will center on keeping pace with current trends and staying ahead of emerging risks associated with transnational organized IP crime and illicit trade.
By strengthening the networking environment at and around the event, we aim to foster conversations within and among cross-sector stakeholders where attendees can collaboratively discuss investigations, enforcement activities, training, initiatives, and ideas to rethink international cooperation and related collaborative mechanisms.
Additionally, we provide pre-conference webinars and podcasts leading up to the event to provide additional value to attendees and support on-site operational deliverables.
This year’s IIPCIC Pre-Conference Workshop will focus on Combatting Illicit Trade in Free-Trade Zones. Together, we will identify factors that make free-trade zones vulnerable to illicit trade and propose measures law enforcement can take to detect and help prevent it from reoccurring and mitigate consequences. The workshop will explore common challenges and responses and identify solutions through best practices and relevant case studies.
As part of INTERPOL's Digital Transformation Strategy, IIPCIC is investing in immersive learning to strengthen the scalability, relevance, and sustainability of our capacity building and training activities. The INTERPOL team will share and showcase these exciting new tools at the workshop and during the Conference.
We seek facilitators, panelists, breakout session leaders, and subject matter experts to support the Conference theme and tracks and as expert presenters for the IIPCIC Pre-Conference Workshop.
If you would like the Organizing Committee to consider you for a speaking role, please complete the Speaker Form before Friday, May 24, 2024.
Please provide the Organizing Committee with a brief bio, the role you are interested in, a short description of the area you wish to cover, and any other relevant information.
We will confirm we received your submission via email by Friday, May 31, 2024.
We will inform you via email by Friday, June 7, 2024, if your proposal has been accepted or is waitlisted.
Once your speaker slot has been confirmed, we will schedule calls to review session requirements and finalize logistics.
We will see you in Curaçao in September.
Thank you for your interest in speaking at this year’s IP Crime Conference!
Please complete the following form before Friday, May 24, 2024.
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Which speaker role interests you?
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Coordinating Responses
Aligning Resources
Leveraging Opportunities
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Curaçao Organizing Committee
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