Lord Triesman is appointed as the first Minister for Intellectual Property
In her letter to Chancellor Gordon Brown in 2006, with reference to the announcement of the The Gowers Review, ACID CEO, Dids Macdonald included in the ACID wish list, “The Appointment of a Government Minister – Managing Intellectual Property. A dedicated Minister who will ensure that there is a coordinated effort to place intellectual property and exploitation as a national priority.”
ACID were delighted to hear of the appointment of The Rt. Hon. Lord Triesman as first Minister for Intellectual Property in 2007 following the Gowers Review. ACID has made particular efforts to engage with all those appointed as IP Minister since 2007. Unfortunately, with the rapid changes in Government posts, we have interacted with over a dozen IP Ministers!
Image: Dids Macdonald with Adam Aaronson and the second appointed Minister for Intellectual Property, Baroness Morgan on ACID’s 10th Anniversary.
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