Meetings
2026 Trademark Administrators and Practitioners (TMAP) Meeting
September 27, 2026 - September 29, 2026
Inner Harbor | Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Missed us in Berlin? Don’t miss out on Inner Harbor!
TMAP returns to the United States in 2026—this time to the vibrant and revitalized Inner Harbor of Baltimore. This iconic waterfront destination offers a dynamic blend of professional enrichment and cultural exploration, with walkable attractions, a secure venue, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to deepen your expertise or expand your network, TMAP delivers expertly curated top-notch educational sessions, Lunch and Learn Circles, Business Development excursions, strategic insights, and meaningful connections—all in a city that reflects the resilience and innovation of the IP community. Join us where the energy of the harbor meets the momentum of IP professionals—be part of the next chapter in TMAP’s legacy.
- Familiar Region, Fresh Experience: The 2024 TMAP Meeting in Philadelphia—our largest TMAP to date—set a high bar for energy and engagement. Just a short train ride from Baltimore, we expect similar momentum in Inner Harbor, now with more robust programming and a revitalized waterfront.
- Non-Attorney Professionals at the Forefront: Close to 58% of registrants identified as non-attorney professionals, reaffirming TMAP’s role as the leading event for trademark administrators and support professionals.
- Corporate Attendance Up 25.6%: TMAP 2024 welcomed 103 corporate registrants, reflecting strong participation from in-house professionals and brand teams.
- Growing Community of First-Time Registrants: In 2024, 159 first-time registrants joined, demonstrating that TMAP continues to attract new voices and expand its reach across the IP field.
- Global Audience, Strong Local Support: Registrants came from all over the world, with the top ten countries—the United States, Mexico, United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Germany, India, and South Africa—reflecting TMAP’s international reach and deep engagement in the United States.
- High Engagement in the Exhibition Hall:
More than 90% of registrants visited the exhibition hall, and 100% of exhibitors plan to return, underscoring the value of the exhibit experience for both attendees and sponsors. - Sponsor Satisfaction and Improvements Ahead: Sponsors appreciated the exposure they received at TMAP 2024, and their feedback on logo placement and table setup is already shaping an even more impactful experience for 2026.
Pricing
All prices listed reflect United States Dollars (USD)
| Registration Category | Early Bird | Standard | Onsite |
| Wednesday, April 1, 2026 – Friday, June 26, 2026 |
Saturday, June 27, 2026 – Friday, September 25, 2026 |
Sunday, September 27, 2026 – Tuesday, September 29, 2026 | |
| Member | $995 | $1,195 | $1,395 |
| TMA and Rising Practitioner Committee Member | $895 | $1,095 | $1,295 |
| Project Team Member | $895 | $1,095 | $1,295 |
| Emeritus Member | $500 | $500 | $500 |
| Government | $500 | $500 | $500 |
| Non-Profit | $500 | $500 | $500 |
| University Member | $500 | $500 | $500 |
| Professor Member | $425 | $425 | $425 |
| Student Member | $275 | $275 | $275 |
| Non-Member | $1,495 | $1,695 | $1,895 |
Payment for our event registration is by credit card only and through our online system Payment is due at the time of registration, and all transactions are subject to a 3.3% processing fee.
INTA Badging and Committee Participation
- All individuals within a member organization attending an INTA event are expected to register for the event and wear their official event badge, including INTA-related offsite events.
- Continued committee participation requires that everyone at the organization level respect this policy.
- If any individual from a member organization attends an event without proper registration and a badge, all committee members from that organization may be removed from their committee assignments.
Event Policies
Last Updated: April 27, 2026
1. Registration and Fees
Registration Requirements
- All registrants for our events must be registered.
- Your registration entitles you to participate in the specific event that you registered for.
Member Registration Rates
- To enjoy the member registration rate for our event, your organization must already be a member in good standing at the time of registration and at the time of the event.
- If your organization chooses not to renew its membership and proceeds with your event registration, you will pay the non-member rate. However, the difference between the member and non-member registration rates will not be refunded if your organization renews the membership year after you register for the event.
Payment Method and Processing Fees
- Payment for our event registration is by credit card only through our online system. Payment is due at the time of registration, and all transactions are subject to a 3.3% processing fee.
- Additional fees may be required for add-on offerings, if any. For more information on add-on offerings at specific events (if any), please visit our specific event page.
Tuition Assistance
- Tuition assistance for our event is available to eligible practitioners who have a total individual income of less than US $35,000 a year or are currently unemployed. Proper documentation will be required. Applications must be submitted and approved prior to event registration; applications received after registration will not be considered. For more information or to request an application, please contact us.
2. Guest Registration
- Guests refer to spouses, partners, or children who are not IP or Trademark professionals.
- Minor children and those who require supervision are not allowed to attend unless there are specially designated events for these groups.
- In those circumstances, the registered minor children and those who require supervision are only allowed in the space designated specifically for that event. Under no circumstances are they allowed to enter the INTA-licensed event space outside of the designated group event.
3. Nonprofit Registration Rate – Eligibility Criteria
The nonprofit registration rate is available only to full time staff members of a qualifying nonprofit organization. Eligibility for the nonprofit rate is based on employment status, not affiliation. The nonprofit rate does not apply to:
- Individuals who are members of a nonprofit or professional association but are not employed as staff by that organization
- Individuals affiliated with, volunteering for, or serving on committees or boards of a nonprofit
- Individuals seeking to access the nonprofit rate through membership, partnership, or association affiliation
Applicable rates in those cases are:
- INTA Member Rate — if the individual is an INTA member
- Non Member Rate — if the individual is not an INTA member
Affiliation with another association, committee participation, volunteer service, or similar involvement does not confer eligibility for INTA’s nonprofit registration rate.
4. Event Access and Admittance
- Only persons registered for our event and wearing their own official event badge will have access to our licensed venue spaces.
- All guests who are allowed to attend certain INTA events in specific areas must always wear their official INTA event badge or any other identification required by INTA.
- Minor children, guests, and any other unregistered individuals will not be admitted unless they fall within our guest registration policies for the Annual Meeting.
No exceptions will be made.
5. Event Badges
Badging Policy and Committee Participation
- All individuals within a member organization attending an INTA event are expected to register for the event and wear their official event badge, including INTA-related offsite events.
- Continued committee participation requires that everyone at the organization level respect this policy.
- If any individual from a member organization attends an event without proper registration and a badge, all committee members from that organization may be removed from their committee assignments.
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Badge Information
- Event badges remain the property of INTA at all times, and shall serve as a revocable license in the event of any breach by a registrant of the Event Policy.
- All event registrant badges will display Record Number, Preferred Name / First Name, Last Name, Organization Name, and, if removal is not requested by the registrant prior to the issuance of the badge at the Event, Country in which the Organization is based.
- All event registrant badges will contain a QR code hosting the following information: Registration ID, Record Number, Preferred Name / First Name, and Last Name.
- Attendees are strictly prohibited from altering, defacing, or obscuring any information printed on the badge.
- Anyone found altering, defacing, or obscuring any information printed on the badge, counterfeiting, copying or sharing of badges, and/or using badges from past events (collectively, “Badge Misuse”) may be subject to sanctions, up to and including removal from our event and revocation of INTA membership, and such registrant hereby agrees to indemnify INTA for any and all claims or damages associated with a complaint raised by any third party as a result of Badge Misuse.
- INTA reserves the right to confiscate any badge that is the subject of Badge Misuse and revoke event access without refund or credit.
Badge Reprint Policy
- On-site, a US$500 fee will be charged for the first reprint of a lost or misplaced badge.
- A US$600 fee will be applied to a second reprint.
- Badges will not be reprinted a third time.
- The value of your event badge exceeds the cost of the reprint. Reprint charges are in place to protect the integrity of the event and to prevent circumstances where a reprinted badge could be given to another unregistered person. This ensures that only properly registered participants have access to event spaces and benefits, maintaining fairness and security for all attendees.
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Onsite Badge Collection
- All registrants must pick up their badge onsite at our event venue.
- Registrants will only be allowed to collect their own badge.
- Printing badges on behalf of other registrants is strictly prohibited.
Once you have picked up your badge, it must always be worn throughout our event, including INTA-related off-site events.
6. Onsite Registration
- Onsite registration will be offered at our events unless otherwise indicated.
7. Travel and Accommodation
- Any costs associated with your attendance at our event shall be paid solely by you, and we shall have no liability for such expenses.
- Registrants are solely responsible for ensuring they meet all entry requirements for the event location, including but not limited to visas, electronic travel authorizations (ETAs), passports, and any other documentation required by local authorities. We do not assume responsibility for obtaining or verifying entry documents.
8. Cancellations, Credits, and Substitutions
Force Majeure
- If INTA is prevented from hosting the event you registered for as a result of any cause beyond its control, or due to acts of God, strikes, labor disputes, government requisitions, restrictions or war or apparent act of war, terrorism, disaster, civil disorder, epidemic or pandemic, curtailment or restriction on transportation facilities, or any other comparable calamity, casualty or condition (collectively a “Force Majeure”), INTA shall have the right to terminate the affected event without liability immediately and shall be relieved of its obligations to you.
Credit Policy
- Credits may be issued when a registrant cancels an event registration and may be applied toward a future paid INTA in-person event. Credits are valid for twelve (12) months from the first day of the original event date; after this period, credits expire and are no longer eligible for use.
- Credits cannot be refunded at any time and may not be applied to membership dues, donations, or add-on activities, including Business Development Excursions, Table Topics, workshops, or receptions.
- A credit may be used for more than one event within the validity period; however, registration is not confirmed until the applicable invoice is paid in full.
- Credits are assigned to the organization rather than the individual registrant and remain with the organization if the registrant departs.
- Unused credits after the one-year validity period are considered expired and are not available for use or refund.
Cancellation and Substitution Rules
- Written notice of cancellation must be received by the stated event deadline.
- Substitutions within the same organization are permitted if credit cannot be applied.
- Registrants who do not attend the meeting or do not collect their badges are not eligible for credits.
- Separate bookings, such as hotel or travel arrangements, must be canceled independently and are not covered under INTA’s credit policy.
- For our credit and substitution policy and timeline, please visit the respective event page.
9. Event Content
- INTA reserves the right to change aspects of our event, including but not limited to event name, themes, content, program, speakers, hosts, moderators, venue, time, and event policies.
- No unauthorized promotional material may be distributed at any time during the event.
10. Use of Likeness
- By participating in our event, you grant INTA the right to record, film, live stream, photograph, or capture your likeness in any media now available or hereafter developed and to distribute, broadcast, use, or otherwise globally disseminate, in perpetuity, such media without any further approval or payment.
- This grant includes the right to edit such media, use the media alone or together with other information, and allow others to use or disseminate the media. All media becomes the property of INTA. INTA also reserves the right not to record any event.
11. Use of Member Directory, Registrant Directories, and Networking Tools
- All information in our Member Directory is entrusted to registered members for personal use exclusively. The use of this information for any other purpose, such as unsolicited electronic communication, is expressly prohibited.
- Unauthorized sales or distribution of information obtained from the Membership Directory is prohibited. Violation may result in sanctions up to and including revocation of membership.
- Our event Registrant Directories are limited to INTA event registrants.
- All event registrants will have access to our meeting mobile app, when available, and can display their contact information at their discretion.
12. Special Needs
- If you have an accessibility request or need auxiliary aids or services, please contact us.
13. Disclaimer of Warranties, Limitation of Liability
General Disclaimer
- INTA gives no warranties regarding any aspect of our event or related materials and disclaims all implied warranties.
- The views of speakers, registrants, and sponsors do not necessarily reflect INTA’s views.
Liability Limitations
- INTA will not be liable for errors, omissions, or damages arising from event content or participation.
- Maximum aggregate liability is limited to the amount paid by you for the event.
14. Code of Conduct
- INTA events are inclusive, respectful, and harassment-free environments. We encourage open exchange of ideas and professional networking.
15. Intellectual Property
- All intellectual property rights in and to our event, content, and materials are owned by INTA or event sponsors/speakers.
- You may not use or reproduce trademarks, event content, or distributed materials without prior written permission from INTA.
16. Privacy Notice
- Your privacy is important to us. Please review INTA’s Privacy Policy.
- INTA collects personal information to enable your event registration, including unique database IDs, Preferred Name / First Name, Last Name, Email, Organization Name, Address, your reserved sessions/add-ons, and other contact details. This information may be shared with select third parties that perform services for INTA in connection with our event, including database management services, housing partners, hotels, sponsors, auditors, travel partners, and any other necessary services, when applicable.
Justification Toolkit
Credits
We encourage you to review our Event Policies, which apply to all INTA events.
To request a credit for the TMAP Meeting, please submit your request to INTA Member Operations stating in detail the reason for the credit request.
Full credits for the registration fee will be issued for requests shared with the INTA Member Operations team requested by Friday, August 28, 2026, 11:59 pm (U.S. Eastern Time).
No credits of registration fees will be given beyond Saturday, August 29, 2026, 12:00 am (U.S. Eastern Time).
Substitutions
Your base registration for the 2026 TMAP Meeting is transferable to another person affiliated with your umbrella member organization. Add-on business development activities for the TMAP Meeting are transferable to any other person registered for the 2026 TMAP Meeting.
To facilitate the registration substitution process, please submit your Substitution Request Form to INTA Member Operations, stating in detail the reason for the substitution and the person attending in your place. If you would like to transfer your add-on business development activity to another person, please contact INTA Member Operations.
All substitution requests must be submitted by Wednesday, September 23, 2026, 11:59 pm (U.S. Eastern Time).
Meeting Venue
Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel
202 East Pratt Street
Inner Harbor | Baltimore, MD 21202
Hotel
INTA has negotiated a discounted rate at the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel.
You must register for the 2026 TMAP Meeting before reserving your hotel room within INTA’s block of discounted rooms. If you cancel your registration, your hotel reservation will also be canceled. Limited to one room per registrant.
Hotel Rates & Reservation Policy
Hotel Rate – Standard Room: $199.00
Guest room rates are subject to all applicable state and local taxes (at the time of writing, 17.5%) in effect at the time of check-out.
Reservations
Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the room block is filled or no later than Wednesday, September 9, 2026, 5:00 pm EST. All reservations must be accompanied by a first night room deposit or guaranteed by credit card. The hotel will not hold any reservations unless secured by one of the above methods.
Check-in and Check-out
Guest accommodation will be available starting at 4:00 pm on the day of arrival and reserved until 11:00 am on the day of departure. Any attendee wishing special consideration for late check-out should inquire at the front desk on the day of departure.
Hotel Cancellation Policy
You may cancel your reservation without charge up to 48 hours prior to arrival. Cancellations made less than 48 hours before arrival will be subject to a one night’s room deposit and tax penalty. The hotel will charge your credit card on file.
Early Departure Policy
An early departure fee of one night’s room and tax will apply to any guest who departs one or more nights earlier than indicated on the reservation. This early departure fee will be waived if the guest advises the hotel of the change in departure date at check-in. Any changes in the departure date after check-in will result in the early departure fee.
Travel Discounts
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Monday, September 28 7:30 am–6:00 pm
7:30 am–6:00 pm
Badge Collection and Information Desk
8:00 am–8:45 am
Welcome Breakfast and Coffee
8:00 am–5:00 pm
Exhibition Hall Open
8:45 am–9:00 am
Welcome Remarks and Co-Chair Overview of the Day
9:00 am–9:30 am
Capsule Keynote | Fireside Chat with 2026 INTA President Deborah A. Hampton
Drawing on her professional journey and understanding of the critical role trademark administrators (TMAs) play across organizations, 2026 INTA President Deborah A. Hampton will highlight the evolving expectations, responsibilities, and opportunities facing TMAs today. Her remarks will underscore the value of operational excellence, collaboration, and professional growth within the global trademark community.
Moderator: Lindsay Victor, Senior Corporate Counsel, The Home Depot (USA)
9:35 am–10:35 am
AI in Trademark Administration: From Everyday Use to Informed Adoption Decisions
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in trademark administration workflows, from clearance and watching to docketing, reporting, and enforcement support. This session will explore how TMAs can use AI tools in practice—while also playing a critical role in evaluating, selecting, and implementing those tools within their organizations. Panelists will discuss identifying high‑value use cases, assessing vendor capabilities, and recognizing limitations related to data quality, confidentiality, workflow integration, and governance. The session will emphasize when automation adds efficiency and where human judgment remains essential, equipping administrators to translate operational insight into informed, responsible AI adoption decisions that enhance trademark operations without compromising trust, quality, or compliance.
Moderator: Stephen Casali, Paralegal, Haynes and Boone LLP (USA)
10:35 am–11:00 am
Networking Break
11:00 am–12:00 pm
Portfolio Health Check: Using Data and Docketing Insights to Strengthen Trademark Operations
Accurate, reliable data underpins effective trademark administration and informed decision making. This session will explore how portfolios are updated, who owns those updates, and how to maintain data integrity across docketing systems, analytics tools, and reports. Panelists will share practical approaches for setting up workflows, controls, and accountability while reconciling discrepancies across systems. Topics will include identifying dormant or underutilized assets, monitoring risk exposure, supporting use readiness, and producing decision‑ready portfolio insights for internal stakeholders. This session will equip TMAs with tools to strengthen operational resilience, improve visibility, and support strategic portfolio management through disciplined data practices.
12:15 pm–1:15 pm
General Lunch and Lunch and Learn Circles
1:30 pm–2:30 pm
If I Were Filing There Tomorrow: A Practical Tour of Global Trademark Developments
What if you had to file in a new jurisdiction tomorrow, would you know where the procedural traps are, what refusals to expect, or how to keep costs in check? This session turns regional trademark developments into practical, administrator-ready intelligence. Panelists representing key jurisdictions will each answer the same five issues: current examination timelines, the number one refusal they see, one procedural trap to avoid, one cost-saving move, and the one thing that consistently frustrates local counsel. Designed for TMAs managing global portfolios, the discussion will deliver a side-by-side view of how practice actually differs across regions, beyond headlines and general legal updates. Participants will leave with a comparative cheat sheet they can apply to start-of-the-week filings, clearer instructions to send to local counsel, and sharper instincts for anticipating regional risk before it reaches the docket.
Moderator: Dennis Escalante, IP Regional Manager, Ideas IPS (Costa Rica)
2:35 pm–3:35 pm
From Detection to Decision Making: Trademark Watching and Online Brand Defense Strategies
Trademark watching and online brand protection now extend beyond traditional keyword searches, as consumers increasingly discover brands through social media, marketplaces, and AI‑driven tools. This session will focus on practical workflows for trademark administrators, including integrating vendor and platform tools, triaging alerts, documenting decisions, and coordinating with legal, compliance, and business teams. Panelists will address automation versus human review, domain and marketplace abuse, escalation criteria, and aligning enforcement actions with business priorities and risk tolerance. This session will equip TMAs with decision‑making frameworks to move confidently from detection to defensible, well‑documented enforcement outcomes.
3:35 pm–3:55 pm
Networking Break
3:55 pm–4:55 pm
Dupes, Lookalikes, and the New Enforcement Gray Zone: What Trademark Administrators Need to Know
Dupe culture has become a mainstream commercial phenomenon, driven by social media, fast fashion cycles, and influencer marketing. Unlike counterfeits, dupes often avoid logos while closely mimicking product design and packaging, creating enforcement gray zones. This session will focus on how TMAs can help navigate dupe‑related risk, from early detection and evidence gathering to internal escalation and coordination with counsel. Panelists will explore how brands assess when a dupe crosses the line, the growing role of trade dress and complementary rights, and how enforcement decisions intersect with reputational, commercial, and consumer perception considerations.
5:00 pm–6:00 pm
From Trademark Administrator to IP Administrator: Expanding Scope, Skills, and Strategic Impact
As organizations increasingly manage intellectual property holistically, TMAs are being asked to expand their scope beyond trademarks alone. This session explores how professionals can grow into broader IP administrator roles that support patents, designs, copyrights, and trade secrets. Panelists will discuss skill development, cross‑training strategies, and practical ways to gain exposure through collaboration with legal, technical, and business teams. The conversation addresses how responsibilities evolve, how success is measured, and how to position oneself for broader impact without sacrificing depth in trademark expertise.
Moderator: Luis Aguilera, Associate, Arochi & Lindner (Mexico)
Tuesday, September 29 7:30 am–4:45 pm
7:30 am–3:00 pm
Badge Collection and Information Desk
8:00 am–8:45 am
Welcome Breakfast and Coffee
8:00 am–11:30 am
Exhibition Hall Open
8:45 am–9:00 am
Welcome Remarks and Co-Chair Overview of the Day
9:00 am–9:30 am
Capsule Keynote | From Baltimore to the World: Building a Brand with Enduring Impact
What does it take to build a brand that starts local and resonates far beyond its city of origin? This capsule keynote spotlights the journey of an iconic Baltimore‑based brand, exploring how authenticity, innovation, and strategic brand stewardship can drive long‑term success. Registrants will gain insights into navigating growth, protecting brand equity, and adapting to changing markets while staying true to core values. This session will offer practical takeaways for brand professionals managing both legacy and transformation in a global marketplace.
9:35 am–10:35 am
Inside the Examiner’s Mind: Navigating Trends, Refusals, and Prosecution Strategies Shaping 2026
This session explores recent U.S. trademark law developments, examination trends, and evolving practices affecting daily trademark administration. Topics include absolute and relative grounds for refusal, common office action issues, and examiner expectations for well-prepared applications and responses. Designed for trademark administrators, the discussion provides practical guidance to improve prosecution outcomes, anticipate examination challenges, and strengthen portfolio quality through a clearer understanding of how applications are reviewed and evaluated.
10:35 am–11:00 am
Networking Break
11:00 am–12:00 pm
Trademarks in Transactions and Commercial Activities: Due Diligence, Deal Risk, and Value Drivers
Trademarks often represent a core driver of value in mergers, acquisitions, and other commercial transactions, while also presenting material risk. This session will examine how trademark administrators contribute to transaction readiness by identifying ownership gaps, chain‑of‑title defects, data inconsistencies, and recordal obstacles. Panelists will discuss the TMA’s role in due diligence for brand‑driven deals, including coordination with counsel and internal stakeholders to surface issues early. The discussion will also explore how licenses, coexistence agreements, and portfolio structure can enhance or constrain value following closing, positioning TMAs as essential partners in protecting transaction outcomes.
Moderator: Tracy Arch, Partner, Trade Mark Attorney, Barker Brettell (UK)
12:15 pm–1:15 pm
General Lunch and Lunch and Learn Circles
1:30 pm–2:30 pm
Beyond the Mark: Leveraging Designs, Copyrights, and Other IP Rights for Brand Protection
Trademark protection rarely operates in isolation, particularly as brands face lookalike products, digital misuse, and rapid product cycles. This session will examine how trademark administrators can collaborate across intellectual property regimes, including designs, copyrights, trade secrets, and patents, to strengthen brand protection strategies. Through practical case studies, speakers will highlight situations where non‑trademark rights provide faster, broader, or complementary protection. The discussion emphasizes portfolio coordination, cross‑team collaboration, and how administrators can identify opportunities to deploy additional IP tools to support enforcement, commercialization, and long‑term brand integrity.
Moderator: Jenna Loadman, Assistant General Counsel, Intellectual Property, QVC, Inc. (USA)
2:35 pm–3:35 pm
Beyond the Screen: Offline Counterfeiting, Customs Recordals, and Border Enforcement Strategies
While online enforcement receives significant attention, offline counterfeiting continues through physical goods, parallel imports, and cross‑border distribution networks. This session will focus on the TMA’s role in supporting offline enforcement, including customs recordals, renewals, and coordination with border authorities. Panelists will discuss preparing accurate portfolio data for recordals, responding to seizures, managing evidence, and working with counsel, investigators, and customs officials across jurisdictions. The discussion will also address practical challenges such as prioritization, timing, and data consistency. Designed for TMAs, this session delivers actionable guidance for strengthening brand protection at borders and throughout physical supply chains.
3:40 pm–4:40 pm
Interactive Case Study
Registrants will receive a short set of materials to review in advance of this highly interactive session. Guided by a moderator, participants will work through a realistic trademark scenario involving risk assessment, portfolio management, enforcement trade‑offs, and strategic decision making. Drawing on themes addressed throughout the Meeting, the discussion will emphasize practical application rather than theory. Participants will engage in structured, peer‑driven analysis and leave with transferable frameworks and insights that can be applied directly to day‑to‑day trademark administration challenges within their organizations.
Moderator: Alison Caless, Partner, Trademark and Copyright Department, Cantor Colburn LLP (USA)
4:45 pm–5:00 pm
Closing Remarks
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Co-Chairs
Kelly Kleinwachter
Trademark Paralegal Supervisor
Marshall, Gerstein & Borun LLP
USA
Justin Pierce
Partner
Venable
USA
Project Team
Luis Aguilera
Associate
Arochi & Lindner
Mexico
Tracy Arch
Partner, Trade Mark Attorney
Barker Brettell
UK
Alison Caless
Partner, Trademark and Copyright Department
Cantor Colburn LLP
USA
Stephen Casali
Paralegal
Haynes and Boone LLP
USA
Tracy Danner
Senior Intellectual Property Paralegal
Trane Technologies
USA
Dennis Escalante
IP Regional Manager
Ideas IPS
Costa Rica
Laura Fernández
Attorney at Law
Zacarias & Fernandez
Paraguay
Jenna Loadman
Assistant General Counsel, Intellectual Property
QVC, Inc.
USA
Lindsay Victor
Senior Corporate Counsel
The Home Depot
USA
Be a Sponsor!
Looking for ways to elevate your presence at the TMAP Meeting? Consider being a sponsor!
Here are three reasons why sponsoring the TMAP Meeting is the right decision for you:
- Boost Brand Visibility—place your brand front and center at the event
- Targeted Marketing—connect with end-users of your products/services, and those that have a significant influence in selecting outside counsel
- Strengthen Credibility and Trust—relay to the TMAP audience your support of the event and the paralegal community
Be an Exhibitor!
Display and demonstrate your products and services, increase brand awareness, and highlight your organization to key trademark practitioners and decision-makers.
Benefits include:
- A 50-word Exhibitor profile and product description on the 2026 TMAP Meeting website
- Link to your organization’s website
- One table, two chairs
- Two (2) complimentary TMAP Meeting registrations. Registrations can only be assigned to employees in the same organization
Exhibit spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis.