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Wu Yi among Top 50 most influential figures in IP
Hitachi IP counsel Yasuo Sakuta and Japanese inventor Shuji Nakamura are also featured in a new list. They are among 50 figures from business, government and the law in the second edition of the MIP 50.
Americans dominate the MIP 50, accounting for nearly half of the total. These include US Patent and Trademark Office director Jon Dudas, judge Pauline Newman and International Trademark Association president Jacqueline Leimer.
China has four representatives on the list: Vice-premier Wu Yi, Judge Jiang Zhipei, academic Zheng Chengsi and State Intellectual Property Office head Wang Jingchuan. From Japan Shuji Nakamura and Yasuo Sakuta are included.
Other prominent individuals from the Asia-Pacific region on the list include Indian intellectual property activist Vandana Shiva, Philip Yeo of the Singapore Economic Development Board and R C Lahoti, Chief Justice of India.
The list was compiled by Managing Intellectual Property's journalists and researchers in London, New York and Hong Kong, based on research among IP practitioners worldwide. Managing Intellectual Property is published monthly by Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC and was founded 14 years ago.
The MIP 50 (in alphabetical order)
Bob Armitage, Eli Lilly Wubbo de Boer, OHIM Mitch Bainwol, RIAA Frits Bolkestein, European Commission Todd Dickinson, GE Jon Dudas, USPTO Jannelly Fourtou, European Parliament Tove Graulund, Arla Foods Robin Gross, IP Justice Mandy Haberman, inventor Steve Jobs, Apple Computer Francis Gurry, WIPO Ian Harvey, BTG Orrin Hatch, US Senate Kamil Idris, WIPO Jiang Zhipei, Supreme People's Court Mike Kirk, American Intellectual Property Law Association Ilias Konteas, UNICE RC Lahoti, Chief Justice of India Michael Leathes, BAT Mr Justice Hugh Laddie, Royal Courts of Justice Jacqueline Leimer, Kraft Foods Judge Fidelma Macken, European Court of Justice The Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin, Supreme Court of Canada Stephen Merrill, National Academies Alexander von Mühlendahl, OHIM The Honorable Justice Pauline Newman, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Lucy Nichols, Nokia David Nimmer, academic Erik Nooteboom, European Commission Shuji Nakamura, inventor Marshall Phelps, Microsoft Alain Pompidou, European Patent Office Michael Robertson, CEO Lindows/Linspire Ernesto Rubio, WIPO Yasuo Sakuta, Hitachi James Sensenbrenner, US House of Representatives Vandana Shiva, Research Institute for Science, Technology and Ecology Lamar Smith, US House of Representatives Joseph Stiglitz, economist Joseph Strauss, Max Planck Institute Paul Twomey, ICANN Jack Valenti, MPAA Herb Wamsley, Intellectual Property Owners' Association Wang Jingchuan, State Intellectual Property Office John Ward, US district court judge Wu Yi, Chinese vice-premier Philip Yeo, Singapore's Economic Development Board Zheng Chengsi, academic Robert Zoellick, US Trade Representative
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