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The Call for Speakers is now open for the 16th International Law Enforcement IP Crime Conference scheduled for Sept. 25-27 in Oslo, Norway, cohosted by INTERPOL and the Norwegian Police Service in partnership with UL Standards and Engagement. The theme for 2023 is "Pathways to Solutions," and while we honor the historic legacy of our past Conferences, delegates can expect something different this year.
This IP law enforcement event is like no other and traditionally attracts 500 delegates from 100 countries representing 200+ cross-sector organizations. We are looking for leaders and speakers who are subject matter experts and can cover topic areas related to IP crime, illicit trade and brand protection.
For 2023, we will deliver three operational tracks and related sub-topic areas focused on Applied Research & Technology, Leadership & Diversity (Women in IP Leadership) and Environmental Impact. We are looking for speakers to cover the following topics:
The Metaverse
Immersive Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Digital Safety
Creating Opportunities for Women in IP Law Enforcement Leadership
Capacity Building Best Practices in IP Law Enforcement
The Environmental Impact of Product Counterfeiting
Standards and Guidelines for the Safe Destruction and Recycling of Counterfeit Products
Our annual Conference has an excellent reputation for delivering unsurpassed networking opportunities, offering capacity-building options, operational best practices, and an exceptional delegate experience. In collaboration with stakeholders and partners, the Organizing Committee is excited to launch a reimagined September event focused on staying relevant in an ever-changing world. Sessions will focus on keeping pace with current trends and ahead of emerging risks associated with transnational organized IP crime and illicit trade.
The Conference will reposition itself as a law enforcement innovation catalyst to deliver something different that creates value for all stakeholders and participants. Planning activities and deliverables will focus on solving problems, overcoming challenges and capitalizing on opportunities leading to impactful, practical and cost-effective solutions designed to advance public safety and help address IP crime and illicit trade more intelligently.
We are offering enhanced networking opportunities, focused panel sessions, and interactive exhibiting opportunities. We are launching two-day breakout training sessions centered on specialized subjects, facilitated by experienced trainers and supported by subject matter experts. We are also expanding our organizational and speaker pool and capturing Conference insights, best practices and other pertinent information.
Additionally, we are providing pre-conference webinars and podcasts leading up to the event to provide additional value to attendees and support on-site operational deliverables. By strengthening the networking environment at and around the event, we intend to foster conversations within and among cross-sector stakeholders where attendees can collaboratively discuss investigations, enforcement activities, initiatives, and ideas to rethink international cooperation and related collaborative mechanisms.
We seek panel facilitators, speakers, breakout session leaders and subject matter experts to support various sessions. If you would like to participate, please complete the Speaker Form before May 31, 2023. Include a brief bio, the role you would like to fill, a short description of the area you would like to cover and any other information you deem relevant for the Organizing Committee to consider.
We will confirm we received your submission via email by June 15, 2023.
We will inform you via email by June 30, 2023, 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 Oslo on September 25-27, 2023.
Thank you for your interest in speaking at this year’s Oslo IP Crime Conference!
Please complete the following form before May 31, 2023.
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Title
Organization
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Which speaker role interests you?
Which topics interest you? (select all that apply)
The Metaverse
Immersive Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Digital Safety
Creating Opportunities for Women in IP Law Enforcement Leadership
Capacity Building Best Practices in IP Law Enforcement
The Environmental Impact of Product Counterfeiting
Standards and Guidelines for the Safe Destruction and Recycling of Counterfeit Products
Speaker Bio:
Why would you like to be a Speaker?
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Your form has been submitted. We will confirm we received your submission via email by June 15, 2023
Best Regards,
Oslo Organizing Committee
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