In the sixth episode of Season 4 of the Women’s IP World Podcast, Michele Katz is joined by Sarah Norkor Anku, Global Managing Partner at SN Anku IP Firm in Ghana.  Drawing from her article in Women’s IP World Annual 2024, Sarah shares an in-depth look at the practical realities of managing intellectual property rights

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WEBINAR/SEMINAR Our just ended hybrid seminar marked the official launch of the SNA IP ACADEMY, a social initiative of SN ANKU IP FIRM, aimed at equipping the next generation of innovators with essential IP knowledge to protect their intellectual property, leverage it for commercial success, and understand the support available when their IP rights

Situated in the picturesque state of Wyoming, with Cheyenne as its vibrant capital, the United States presents a unique and dynamic environment for intellectual property (IP) protection and innovation. The U.S., known for its diverse and advanced economy, is a global leader in technology, entertainment, pharmaceuticals, and a host of other industries. This rich tapestry

Nigeria, located in the dynamic region of West Africa, is not only a geographical giant but also a powerhouse in terms of population and economic potential, boasting over 200 million people. This populous nation enjoys a diverse and mixed economy, significantly bolstered by its rich oil and gas exports. However, Nigeria’s economic landscape is not

Ghana, located in the heart of West Africa with its vibrant capital city, Accra, is a burgeoning middle-income country. It stands out with a significant portion of its population being young, tech-savvy, and increasingly engaged in innovative and entrepreneurial ventures. This demographic shift is propelling Ghana’s economy into new realms of digital and technological advancements.

Our senior partner Sarah Norkor Anku was a speaker at the just-ended three-day Judges and Intellectual Property (IP) Lawyers Colloquium on IP Enforcement in Swakopmund, Namibia, which was hosted by the African Regional Intellectual Property Organisation (ARIPO) Africa in partnership with the Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation in Africa (AfrIPI), the Government of the Republic