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The International Trademark Associations Opens Registration for its 2025 Trademark Practitioners and Administrators Meeting

Published: April 16, 2025

New York, New York—April 16, 2025—The International Trademark Association (INTA) opened registration for its 2025 Trademark Practitioners and Administrators (TMAP) Meeting, taking place in Berlin, Germany, from September 28 to 30, 2025.

INTA’s TMAP Meeting is a must-attend event for trademark administrators, paralegals, young practitioners, and attorneys who oversee global trademark portfolios. The 2025 TMAP Project Team has crafted a robust educational program to equip registrants with the essential knowledge, tools, and skills to support their organizations through intellectual property (IP)-related issues.

This year’s educational program is designed to allow registrants to delve deeper into the hot-button issues and trends shaping the IP field today. These include artificial intelligence, bad faith filings, the EU’s new design directive, green claims and brand integrity, and the key challenges of international trademark prosecution, licensing, and influencer partnerships, among others.

“Our goal with the 2025 TMAP Meeting is to provide an intimate and focused environment where trademark practitioners can connect directly with industry experts and peers,” said 2025 TMAP Meeting Co-Chair Bahia Alyafi (Alyafi IP Group, Qatar). “This setting fosters deeper discussions, personalized learning experiences, and closer professional relationships, ensuring that registrants leave with not only enhanced knowledge but also valuable connections in the IP community.”

The TMAP Meeting is returning to Germany’s vibrant capital city after a very success gathering in Berlin in 2019. Since TMAP’s inception, this will be the third time the Meeting has been held outside the United States and the third time in Europe. Renowned for its thriving networking culture, dynamic economy, and broad spectrum of burgeoning industries, Berlin will once again serve as an exceptional host city for the 2025 TMAP Meeting. The education is complimented by a range of Business Development activities that take advantage of Berlin as the host city.

“I am eager to convene with my fellow IP professionals, brand experts, and trademark administrators and practitioners in Berlin, Germany,” said 2025 INTA President Elect Deborah Hampton (The Chemours Company, USA). “Berlin is a city that embodies innovation and cultural vitality, making it the perfect backdrop for any INTA meeting or conference. I especially look forward to connecting with global colleagues through business development activities around our beautiful host city.”

Learn more and register for the 2025 TMAP Meeting. Early bird pricing will be available through June 27. Exhibition and sponsorship opportunities available.

About the International Trademark Association
The International Trademark Association (INTA) is a global association of brand owners and professionals dedicated to supporting trademarks and complementary intellectual property (IP) to foster consumer trust, economic growth, and innovation, and committed to building a better society through brands. Members include more than 6,700 organizations, representing more than 37,000 individuals (trademark owners, professionals, and academics) from 181 countries, who benefit from the Association’s global trademark resources, policy development, education and training, and international network. Founded in 1878, INTA is headquartered in New York City, with offices in Beijing, Brussels, Santiago, Singapore, and the Washington, D.C., Metro Area, and representatives in Amman, Nairobi, and New Delhi. For more information, visit inta.org.

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Media Contact:
Tracey Eyers
International Trademark Association
Senior Strategist, Communications
[email protected]

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