Intellectual Asset Management Names Michael Gulliford A Leading IP Strategist In The World For 6th Straight Year
New York, New York (December 10, 2020) — Soryn IP Group, LLC (“Soryn IP Group”), an intellectual property finance and advisory firm, announced today that Intellectual Asset Management (“IAM”), the premiere publication covering the business of intellectual property, again named Michael Gulliford to its list of the World’s Leading Intellectual Property Strategists. This honor, which Gulliford received for the sixth straight year, comes amidst another busy year of IP-centric dealmaking and results at Soryn.
The IAM research team spoke to a wide range of senior corporate IP managers in North America, Europe and Asia, as well as third-party IP service providers, in creating its list of IP leaders: men and women whose business is the creation, development and deployment of strategies that enable IP owners to gain maximum value from their portfolios. Only those individuals nominated multiple times by different parties as outstanding IP strategists are listed in the IAM Strategy 300.
“We could not be more pleased to again be recognized as leading intellectual property strategists in the world by such a respected publication,” highlighted Michael Gulliford, a Managing Principal of Soryn IP Group. “We started Soryn to advise and finance the many innovators that the U.S. patent system has unfortunately turned against — innovators that must rely on their patents to raise investment, prevent copying and appease investors. Our clients include some of the most prestigious universities and corporations, and we’ve been the name behind more than $200 million in patent-centric deals. But nothing beats being recognized by our peers.”
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Soryn IP Group is a patent advisory and finance firm which, through its subsidiaries and sister companies, provides financing and patent advisory solutions to clients ranging from start-ups to universities to corporations.
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