Simplifying IP Commercialisation, Technology Transfer and Research Impact
‘IP2Impact Ltd’ (registered in England & Wales, with company number 14367745) offers ‘training and consultancy’ services in ONLINE mode through this web-domain ‘www.ipcommercialisation.co.uk’ to four audience groups in the work environments of ‘university, research institution and startup-support ecosystem’, namely
- Academic Researcher
- Post Graduate (PG) Research Student
- Knowledge Exchange (KE) Professional
- Startup Business Executive
and under four product types, namely
- ‘LIVE’ Instructor-led Online Course
- ‘Self-Study’ Online Course
- ‘Institutional’ Learning Portal
- Online Consultancy
Helpful Business Coach & IP Commercialisation Specialist
IP2Impact Ltd fills an gap in the training domain of IP Commercialisation by ‘designing & articulating’ learning contents exclusively for Researchers and Knowledge Exchange Professionals (who work in Universities, Research Institutions and startup-support ecosystem) from a combined holistic view across domains of ‘technology development, market analysis, IP protection, productisation for a commercial goal’ while recognising both ‘possibilities & limitations’ of support infrastructure available within the employer organisation.
Trainings available elsewhere on Intellectual Property (IP) are often about ‘deep diving’ into law (such as patent law, copyright law, design right law), and such training courses are mainly aimed towards skilling up a budding IP lawyer (e.g. patent attorney, trademark attorney) or IP Solicitor or IP Barrister.
Other Trainers and companies usually deliver IP Commercialisation Courses by merely emphasising on ‘business venture proposal creation (e.g. pitch deck or business plan or financial statements) while separately considering IP protection aspect in silo’ and Technology Transfer Courses by merely describing steps in the process of technology development for adoption by another party while still taking IP protection aspect in an isolated operation)’, without establishing the underlying connections and need for a continuous manoeuvring among the strands of activities around ‘IP, technology, product, market and venture creation’.
The moto adopted by IP2Impact Ltd in preparing & delivering trainings and consultancy services on IP Commercialisation is to provide ‘a minimum essential knowledge & skillset on IP Commercialisation (with few directly adoptable tools & techniques in the trainee’s work environment, and with little/no additional advisory support from other business/IP experts)’.
‘Prospective Learners’ does have an alternative option to undertake ‘Online Internship‘ products on various IP Commercialisation topics, instead of the limited time-constrained Online Courses, (bookable by exploring on the ‘Search All Categories‘ page of this website) for availing a guided training (via having a few-minutes weekly catch-up call with an Innovation Consultant) for hands-on implementation of the trained concepts & tools on an actual/sample project across a few weeks tenure (e.g. 5-week, 10-week).
IP2Impact Ltd does ‘the problem analysis and tasks execution’ in the product of ‘Online Consultancies‘, whereas the ‘Prospective Learner’ does the similar activities in the product of ‘Online Internship’ by self.
Uniqueness of ‘training and consultancy’ services offered by IP2Impact Ltd may be summarised as
Experiential Journey of the Founder of IP2Impact Ltd
Shanjoy Mairembam (also known as ‘Shan’), the founder of IP2Impact Ltd, is an Innovation & Growth professional having two decades of industry experience across sectors of IT/Telecom, Hi-Tech Innovation consultancy and Higher Education. He is based at Newcastle Upon Tyne (UK).
He is passionate about working with innovators (especially in higher education and research organisations) towards solving global challenges in a scientific approach aligned to the market/social needs. He supports planning of Intellectual Property (IP) strategy for protecting R&D outputs to enable organisations achieve competitive advantages in the market and creation of new joint ventures / startup companies for commercial exploitation of disruptive technologies. He engages ‘local and regional’ bodies to advise and draft socioeconomic development programmes and policies connected to supporting SMEs and entrepreneurs. He has an academic background of engineering, management studies and international commercial law.
At leisure times, he enjoys engaging students in schools and universities towards supporting their entrepreneurship ambitions and delivering guest lectures towards policy making and programme development to support youth entrepreneurship.
His online professional profile (with testimonials of clients and colleagues) is accessible at ‘https://linkedin.com/in/shanjoymairembam’.