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Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON) Provides Support For Ontario Innovators

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Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON) was established to help clients develop their IP strategy by working with them throughout their IP journey. IPON connects businesses to expert IP education...

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Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON) was established to help clients develop their IP strategy by working with them throughout their IP journey. IPON connects businesses to expert IP education, financial supports, and mentorship opportunities, enabling a better understanding of how to compete in the knowledge economy and achieve success in research and commercialization.

IPON recently launched new programs that are open for applications to fostering collaboration among other ecosystem partners and delivering comprehensive IP services that bolster the protection and commercialization of Ontario's homegrown innovations.

IP Bootcamp: This three-month program offers the full suite of IPON services and is designed for IP owners who want a tailored, intensive and time-limited support plus immediate access to funding.

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Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON) Provides Support For Ontario Innovators

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