Emerging Opportunities for Research Engagements and Industry Collaboration, University of Michigan

A-CAPP, Michigan University, Counterfeiting crime

Emerging Opportunities for Research Engagements and Industry Collaboration’, Panellist, Centre for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection (A-CAPP), University of Michigan

The shifting nature of consumerism, global commerce, and illicit trade are likely to have lasting impacts on anti-counterfeiting and brand protection activities. I presented on what researchers have to contribute.

Moderator: Jay Kennedy, Michigan State University, A-CAPP

Panelists: 

  • Ahmet Kirca, MSU International Business Center

  • Marco Dugato, Transcrime

  • Alexandria Reid, Research Fellow, Royal United Services Institute

  • Patricia Huddleston, MSU Advertising and Public Relations

  • Carolina Giuga, Government & Public Affairs @ The LEGO Group

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