VALUATION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WORKSHOP

14 December 2007

 Workshop Topics

• The Phases of IP Development and IP Valuation.
• The purposes of IP Valuation (Valuation in various contexts).
• The Various Types of Intangible Assets Valued.
• The basic Valuation Approaches and Methods.
• The Valuation Process.
• Case studies of technology IP Valuation.
• Benefits of obtaining an IP Valuation and how to maximize the IP value for your companies.
• IP Commercializing (Selling and licensing).

 Target Audience

• Investors in technology companies including institutional investors as well as non-institutional investors in technology.
• Technology entrepreneurs and startup companies.
• Consultants and advisory services firms.
• Executive level management as well as direct subordinates of executive management.

Instructor Profile:

Dr. Ulrich Moser, International Director, Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Valuation, Germany
Ulrich Moser, certified German public auditor (Wirtschaftsprüfer), tax advisor (Steuerberater), and certified valuation analyst (CVA), is the International Director of TAGValuation and Vice-Chair of the Advisory Board of TAGValuation. He is currently professor of Accounting and Finance at Erfurt University of Applied Sciences (Germany) and acts as management consultant in the field of Intellectual Asset Management and IP Valuation. Until 2006 he was partner of a big four accounting firm. He has over 15 years of experience in the field of valuation with a strong focus on valuation of intellectual property rights and portfolios of them, valuation of early-stage technologies and valuations for purchase price allocation (FAS 141/142, IFRS 3). On national and international valuation and Intellectual Property conferences Ulrich Moser often acts as speaker. He regularly publishes articles on valuation and is editor of „Praxis der Unternehmensbewertung“ (Practioner´s Guide to Valuation).

About Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Organization is the largest Arab group of professional service firms in the fields of accounting, management consulting, training, intellectual property, legal services, information technology, capacity building, credit information and legal translation, in addition to being an affiliate of the World Bank, the Register of Accountants and Auditors (Washington) and the UN Center for Transnational Corporations (N.Y.). Employing over 1500 multi-disciplined professionals and operating out of 60 offices in the Middle East and North Africa, with representative offices in Europe and North America, TAGO's member firms were established to serve the Arab countries and foreign firms interested in conducting business in this region. This makes us the only regional firm of international, multilingual, highly trained professionals providing diversified services.