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Spire sponsors GBPIP’s Intellectual Property Summit Asia 2017 in Bangkok

Spire, Events, Leon Perera, Japnit Singh, GBPIP, Intellectual Property Summit Asia 2017, Thailand, Brand Protection, Counterfeit

Spire, Events, Leon Perera, Japnit Singh, GBPIP, Intellectual Property Summit Asia 2017, Thailand, Brand Protection, Counterfeit

Spire Research and Consulting sponsored the Global Brand Protection Innovation Programme’s (GBPIP) Intellectual Property Summit Asia 2017 held in Bangkok, Thailand from 14 to 15 December 2017. The Spire team shared our track record in brand protection performance management and consulting with event participants.

The GBPIP summit aimed to study the global challenges manufacturers face from counterfeiters and look-alike products, discussing current and emerging best practices used to protect brands from unsafe imitations.

Leon Perera, CEO of Spire Research and Consulting and Japnit Singh, Deputy CEO at Spire Research and Consulting attended the event to engage with event participants. They shared Spire’s extensive experience in the brand protection space, which includes counterfeit share measurement, brand protection program ROI measurement and anti-counterfeit consulting.

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Spire Research and Consulting was established in 2000 to address a gap in the research and consulting industry in global emerging markets. Unlike most agencies that focus on traditional consumer research, our founders saw a profound need for holistic research projects.

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