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  Christopher Bolen Named as Who's Who in IP Law
  
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  Christopher Bolen Named as Who's Who in IP Law
  
  11/5/2007
  
  Christopher Bolen, of the firm's Research Triangle Park (RTP) office and co-chair of the firm's Intellectual Property (IP) Practice Group, was recently named to The Park Guide's Fall 2007 list of "Who's Who in IP Law."The list highlighted the area's top IP attorneys in the quickly growing field.Christopher has over 20 years experience in IP law , an area that he became interested in as an engineering student , and holds a Master's of Business Administration from Southern Methodist University.Christopher enjoys working with clients to develop strategies for bringing new technologies to market.
  
  "In the IP arena, clients often have complex issues that require an organized balance of business objectives and requirements of sound IP protection strategies," says Christopher.
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  The panel will include: · The Honorable Elaine Marshall, Secretary of State, North Carolina - one of the nation's leading advocates for increased enforcement of counterfeiting and piracy · Caroline Joiner, Vice President, Global Intellectual Property Center, U.S. Chamber of Commerce · Barbara Kaplan, Senior Counsel, VF Inc. · M. Christopher Bolen, Co-Chair, Womble Carlyle's Intellectual Property Practice Group · William Harazin, Adjunct Associate Professor, North Carolina State University, College of Textiles will serve as the moderator The event will be held Thursday, September 18, at 6:15 p.m. at the College of Textiles Convocation Center (Room 2309) on NC State's Centennial Campus.

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  Christopher Bolen is the Co-chair of Womble Carlyle's Intellectual Property Practice Group, and has over 20 years of experience in intellectual property matters.Christopher regularly advises technology- and knowledge-based companies on developing and implementing intellectual property strategies.Christopher's principal areas of practice include complex technology licensing and IP-related transactions, trademarks and copyrights.He advises clients on all aspects of the development, protection and commercialization of technology and brands in traditional and electronic distribution channels.Representative matters in which Christopher has recently assisted clients include:
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  Christopher is a past Chair of the Intellectual Property Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association and a member of the Licensing Executives Society and the International Trademark Association.For four consecutive years (2002 through 2005), Christopher was named among North Carolina's "Legal Elite" by Business North Carolina magazine.Christopher currently serves on the Board of Directors of the North Carolina Technologies Association (NCTA), a trade association for technology and knowledge-based companies.He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Casa Esperanza Charter Montessori School, a dual-language Montessori school in Raleigh, North Carolina.Christopher is a frequent speaker at intellectual property seminars and contributor of articles on intellectual property and technology licensing.

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  M. Christopher Bolen Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice PLLC, Durham

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  Christopher Bolen, Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC

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  The conference, which will provide information on starting and/or running a successful business venture, is appealing because of its comprehensive approach, says Christopher Bolen of Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, the conference chairman."The conference will feature speakers and programs offering a variety of ideas for the entrepreneur, such as how to tackle the problems of a new and growing business," says Bolen.
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  "The conference serves as a kick-off," Bolen says, introducing prospective entrepreneurs to the pipeline.He encourages those thinking of starting an entrepreneurial venture to attend: "It may help them make up their minds to take the plunge."
  
  Over six hundred entrepreneurs, business owners and managers, and business students from the Research Triangle and the State of North Carolina attended last year's conference to understand new business trends, network and share their experiences, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.
  
  Topics such as internet marketing, franchising your business and changing direction also will be included in the conference programming to benefit more experienced business owners."The conference is also intended to re-energize the middle-stage and established entrepreneur," Bolen adds.
  
  CED and Fuqua have experienced great success with the conference in the past, says Bolen, evolving each year to meet entrepreneurs' changing needs."A lot has changed in the past 11 years, but the basics of running a business and the purpose of the conference have not," Bolen says."As with the first, the 12th Annual Conference for Entrepreneurship is dedicated to those who are bold enough to build enterprises based on their own ideas and own energies.It provides them with a service that shows a real appreciation for their importance to this region and for their roles in the business community."

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  The conference, which will provide information on starting and/or running a successful business venture, is appealing because of its comprehensive approach, says Christopher Bolen of Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, the conference chairman."The conference will feature speakers and programs offering a variety of ideas for the entrepreneur, such as how to tackle the problems of a new and growing business," says Bolen.
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  "The conference serves as a kick-off," Bolen says, introducing prospective entrepreneurs to the pipeline.He encourages those thinking of starting an entrepreneurial venture to attend: "It may help them make up their minds to take the plunge."
  
  Over six hundred entrepreneurs, business owners and managers, and business students from the Research Triangle and the State of North Carolina attended last year's conference to understand new business trends, network and share their experiences, and learn from successful entrepreneurs.
  
  Topics such as internet marketing, franchising your business and changing direction also will be included in the conference programming to benefit more experienced business owners."The conference is also intended to re-energize the middle-stage and established entrepreneur," Bolen adds.
  
  CED and Fuqua have experienced great success with the conference in the past, says Bolen, evolving each year to meet entrepreneurs' changing needs."A lot has changed in the past 11 years, but the basics of running a business and the purpose of the conference have not," Bolen says.

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  The entire nation, as well as the Research Triangle, has undergone a transformation from a 'software' focus to an 'information technology' focus, says Christopher Bolen, an attorney with Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC who is serving as InfoTech '99 chairman.
  
  Bolen believes that the identity change of the conference from Software '99 to InfoTech '99 reflects the change that has occurred in the industry over the past decade.
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  InfoTech '99 promises to bring together representatives from all segments of the information technology arenaÑa true cross-section of the industry, Bolen explains, Appropriately, the conference will offer programs on topics of interest to IT companies of all sizes and stages of maturity.

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