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TUESDAY PROGRAMPRELIMINARY PROGRAMTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2410:30AM –7:30PM11:00AM –12:30PMRegistration/Check InNetworking Lunch & Fireside Chat: Secrets of Successful LeadershipORGANIZED BY: IPO’s Women in IP CommitteeOpen to all IP Annual Meeting attendees. Advance registration is required. Space is limited.MODERATOR: Elisabeth Stewart Bradley, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Princeton, NJSPEAKER: Sandy Leung, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Princeton, NJSPONSORED BY: BakerHostetler; Brooks Kushman P.C.; Jones Robb PLLC;Perry Currier Inc. Currier Kao LLP; and Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.12:00PM –4:00PMIPO Board of Directors Meeting3:00PM –6:00PMCommittee Business MeetingsBoard Members and Alternates Only3:00PM – 6:00PMAsian Practice5:00PM – 6:00PMCorporate IP ManagementCopyright Law & Anti-PiracyDamages & InjunctionIndustrial DesignsInternational Patent Law & TradeInternational Trademark Law & PracticeIP LicensingLatin American PracticeLitigationPharmaceutical & Biotechnology Issues3:30PM – 4:30PMCanadian PracticeEuropean PracticeEmerging TechnologiesSoftware Related InventionsStandard SettingU.S. Patent LawU.S. Patent Office PracticeWomen in IP5:00PM –6:00PMConnections and Cocktails: IPO Orientation6:00PM –8:00PMWelcome Reception7:00PM –8:00PMDiversity & Inclusion Resource Group Gatherings8:00PM –10:00PMTrade SecretsU.S. International Trade CommissionU.S. Post-Grant Patent Office PracticeU.S. Trademark LawU.S. Trademark Office PracticeNew, long-time, and prospective members are welcome to attend this brief orientation to learnabout member benefits.SPONSORED BY:SPONSORED BY: Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox PLLCMembers of IPO’s newly formed resource groups will get together for a meet-and-greet. Anyoneinterested in learning more about IPO’s resource groups is welcome to join. Current groups include: Asian IP Professionals Hispanic IP Professionals Black IP Professionals Pride and Allies IP ProfessionalsIPO Board of Directors and Special Guests Dinner10By invitation onlyTABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY PROGRAMWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 256:00AM –7:15AMIPO’s 7th Annual Fun Run/WalkOpen to all IPO Annual Meeting attendees. All skill levels are welcome.Advance registration is required. Space is limited.SPONSORED BY: Banner & Witcoff, Ltd.7:00AM –8:00AMRegistration & Continental Breakfast & IP Expo8:00AM –9:15AMWelcome Remarks & Keynote SpeakersSPONSORED BY: Leydig, Voit & Mayer, Ltd.MODERATOR: Henry Hadad, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Princeton, NJSPEAKERS:Cathy Engelbert, Commissioner, Women’s National Basketball AssociationCathy Engelbert is the first-ever Commissioner of the Women’s National BasketballAssociation. Cathy recently completed her four year term as CEO of Deloitte, one ofthe largest professional services organizations in the United States. There she led a largetransformation across the business by moving the firm towards emerging technologies such as AI,blockchain, robotics, and cloud, including securing ecosystem partnerships with large technologycompanies, and executing digital acquisitions. Cathy is chair of the Center for Audit QualityGoverning Board and, as a strong supporter of diversity and inclusion, the first woman to serve aschair of the Catalyst Board, a global, non-profit organization that promotes inclusive workplacesfor women. She is also a founding member of the CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion.António Campinos, President, European Patent Office, Munich, GermanyAntónio Campinos took office as the President of the European Patent Office (EPO),an international organization with 38 member states, on July 1, 2018. With nearly7,000 staff, he leads one of the largest public service institutions in Europe.Headquartered in Munich with offices in Berlin, Brussels, The Hague, and Vienna, the EPO wasfounded with the aim of strengthening co-operation on patents in Europe. Through the EPO’scentralized patent granting procedure, inventors are able to obtain high-quality patent protectionin up to 44 countries, covering a market of some 700 million people.Andrei Iancu, Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Directorof the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Alexandria, VAIn his role as the Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Directorof the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Andrei Iancu providesleadership and oversight to one of the largest intellectual property offices in the world, withmore than 12,000 employees and an annual budget of over 3 billion. He also serves as theprincipal advisor to the Secretary of Commerce on domestic and international intellectualproperty policy matters.11TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 259:15AM –10:15AMGeneral Session: IP Automation – What’s Here Today, Not Years AwayOrganized by IPO’s Corporate IP Management CommitteeArtificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Robotic Process Automation have been touted aspoised to revolutionize IP organizations. However, many still view these technologies as years ordecades away. Come learn what tools are available today, and how they are making a difference inmanaging IP departments, and how you can use them to improve your IP operations.SPEAKERS: Greg Brown, Ford Global Technologies LLC, Dearborn, MILaura Caponi, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Princeton, NJJeffrey Fougere, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Fort Collins, COShawn Lillemo, Harrity & Harrity, LLP, Fairfax, VA10:15AM –11:00AMCoffee Break & IP Expo11:00AM –12:00PMConcurrent SessionsSPONSORED BY: Leydig, Voit & Mayer, Ltd.PATENTSThe Road Ahead for Patent Subject Matter Eligibility: A Cross-SectorBreakdown of the Current and Future State of § 101Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s Alice decision in 2014, § 101 has been the source of much angst,debate, and commentary. From the USPTO’s release of the “2019 Revised Patent Subject MatterEligibility Guidance” on January 7, 2019, to heightened discussions of reforming § 101, patentowners and their legal counsel continue to grapple with assessing patent eligibility. To furthercomplicate matters, various industry sectors view the patent eligibility discussion differently.Speakers will discuss recent developments regarding § 101 and provide guidance for navigatinga patent eligibility landscape that continues to change.MODERATOR: B. Delano Jordan, Jordan IP Law, LLC, Washington, DCSPEAKERS: Robert Armitage, Marco Island, FLCara Coburn, Genentech, San Francisco, CASuzanne Michel, Google Inc., Washington, DCScott Partridge, Houston, TXJohn Vandenberg, Klarquist Sparkman LLP, Portland, ORPhilip Warrick, Office of Senator Chris Coons, Washington, DC12TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2511:00AM –12:00PMConcurrent Sessions ContinuedPATENTSWriting High-Quality Patent Applications for Effective ProsecutionThe concept of “patent quality” is an elusive topic often having different meanings dependingon the perspective. Critics of the patent system often cite lack of “patent quality” and a needto remove “bad” patents as basis to weaken the patent system. To the patent owner, “patentquality” can mean a property right that can be procured efficiently and enforced or defended withpredictability and certainty. Speakers will review “patent quality” from various perspectives, aswell as provide practical tips for efficiently procuring the highest quality patents.MODERATOR: Krista Kostiew, Unilever, Trumbull, CTSPEAKERS: Judge Stanley Chesler, U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey, Trenton, NJThomas Irving, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP, Washington, DCBeth McGraw, Eli Lilly and Co., Indianapolis, INDaniel Ryman, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Alexandria, VAAndy Shieh, Uber, San Francisco, CATRADEMARKS/COPYRIGHTS/INDUSTRIAL DESIGNSCase Law Update – So Similar, So Different, So Much Intellectual PropertyTrademark, copyright, and industrial design law in the U.S. are intended to serve distinct purposesand work differently. Yet, in many ways, they involve similar issues. This panel will compare andcontrast recent cases that raise issues common to these areas of IP.MODERATOR: Mary Mazzello, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, New York, NYSPEAKERS: Jenny Greisman, IBM Corp., Armonk, NYJudge Jonathan Hudis, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Alexandria, VARegan Smith, U.S. Copyright Office, Washington, DCKatherine Spelman, Microsoft Corp., Redmond, WA12:00PM –1:00PMNetworking LuncheonSPONSORED BY: Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner, P.A.13TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 251:15PM –2:15PMConcurrent Committee Breakout SessionsEffective Management of Parallel Proceedings to Ensure Consistency,Credibility, and SuccessOrganizing Committees: U.S. Post-Grant Patent Office Practice, Litigation, and U.S. InternationalTrade CommissionPatent litigation increasingly requires counsel to manage parallel proceedings across multipleforums. With different burdens, standards, and procedural frameworks, this can be challenging.Speakers will address strategic case management approaches to minimize risk, maintain credibility,and ensure consistency of positions.MODERATOR: Michael Kahn, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, New York, NYSPEAKERS: Judge Theodore Essex, Hogan Lovells, Washington, DCEileen Hunter, 3M Innovative Properties Co., St. Paul, MNElizabeth Niemeyer, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP, Washington, DCTodd Walters, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, Alexandria, VADouble Patenting – Are You in Double Trouble?Organizing Committees: Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Issues, Canadian Practice, EuropeanPractice, Latin American Practice, and U.S. Patent Office PracticeDouble patenting issues can arise for many types of applications (including divisionals,continuations, priority, and convention filings). The different practices within and across patentoffices can cause serious difficulty for applicants trying to protect commercially importantinventions, particularly outside the U.S. where terminal disclaimers are not available. Thissession will cover key issues related to double patenting and common pitfalls to avoid.MODERATOR: Ricardo Dutro Nunes, Daniel Legal & IP Strategy, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilSPEAKERS: Daniela Gill-Carey, UCB Biopharma SPRL, Slough, UKThomas Irving, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP, Washington, DCAndrew Shaughnessy, Torys LLP, Toronto, ON, Canada14TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 251:15PM –2:15PMConcurrent Committee Breakout Sessions ContinuedDawn of a New Era: Licensing and Standards in the Coming Age of 5GOrganizing Committee: IP Licensing and Standard SettingWith the coming advent of the 5G communications protocol and its broad applicability, thoselooking to leverage its enhanced communication speeds and capacities need to understandlicensing and transactional principles in the wireless space, as well as the impact of standardessential patents. Speakers will explore the background and intersection of 5G and standardessential patents, as well as licensing considerations involving disparate technologies andbusiness models throughout the IoT world and other industries impacted by 5G, such asautomotive, healthcare, and consumer products.MODERATOR: Adrian Cyhan, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, San Diego, CASPEAKERS: David Long, Essential Patent LLC, Oak Hill, VAMatteo Sabattini, Ericsson Washington, DCChristopher Smith, Brooks Kushman, P.C., Southfield, MIIssues in Pop Culture: Ripped from the HeadlinesOrganizing Committee: U.S. Trademark LawThis session will dive into press and media treatment of trademark and copyright issues — whatthey get wrong, what they get right, and what really happens behind the scenes. In addition,panelists will explore how the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office addresses trademark filings basedon “hot topics” from real-life events.SPEAKERS: Patrick Concannon, Nutter, Boston, MAJake Feldman, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJJoshua Jarvis, Foley Hoag LLP, Boston, MAMichelle Zimmermann, Leydig, Voit & Mayer, Ltd., Chicago, IL2:00PM –4:00PMIPO Education Foundation Board of Directors Meeting2:15PM –3:00PMCoffee Break & IP ExpoBoard Members onlySPONSORED BY: Leydig, Voit & Mayer, Ltd.15TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 253:00PM –4:00PMConcurrent Committee Breakout SessionsThe On-Sale Bar after Helsinn: From the U.S. Supreme Court to PracticeOrganizing Committee: U.S. Patent LawThis session will cover the state of the law and discuss best practices with regard to the on-sale bar,including insights on the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Helsinn Healthcare v. TevaPharmaceuticals, the en banc Federal Circuit decision in Medicines Company v. Hospira, and recentdistrict court decisions.MODERATOR: Paul Parins, Kagan Binder, PLLC, Stillwater, MNSPEAKERS: Heather Brady, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJAamir Haq, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Plano, TXRobert Isackson, Leason Ellis, New York, NYJohn Todaro, Merck & Co. Inc., Rahway, NJProtecting Medical Cannabis Innovation – Up in Smoke?Organizing Committees: Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Issues and U.S. Patent Office PracticeThis session is for general information purposes. The information discussed is not intended to beand should not be taken as legal advice.This session will provide a brief overview of IP, general legal, and business considerations in relationto cannabis/cannabis-derived medicines. The panel will also discuss trademark, trade secret, andprivacy considerations for medical cannabis.MODERATOR: Christopher Loh, Venable, LLP, New York, NYSPEAKERS: Christelle Gedeon, Aphria Inc., Leamington, ON, CanadaMicheline Gravelle, Bereskin & Parr LLP, Toronto, ON, CanadaXiuming Shum, Cronos Group Inc., Toronto, Ontario, CanadaIP Protection for DataOrganizing Committees: Open Source, Software Related Inventions, and Trade SecretsThis session will address the different ways data and databases are protected under U.S. law,including the benefits and disadvantages of different IP frameworks and in contrast to dataprotection laws outside the U.S. Speakers will discuss how data is being used to drive U.S.businesses and the strategic choices that such businesses are considering to protect their dataor to make it available as part of the open data movement, in which advocates promote theapplication of open source software principles to the collection and distribution of data.SPEAKERS: Brian Adams, Qualcomm Incorporated, San Diego, CAKenneth Corsello, IBM Corp., Armonk, NYSameer Vadera, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, Washington, DC16TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 253:00PM –4:00PMConcurrent Committee Breakout Sessions ContinuedIs the New EU Copyright Directive Going to Break the Internet?Organizing Committees: Copyright Law & Anti-Piracy and European PracticeThis session will examine whether the recently passed EU Copyright Directive concerning paymentsthat will be owed to creators by content sharing platforms constitutes a minor and fair rebalancingof negotiating power or a paradigm shift that will “break” the Internet. The panel will describe thenew law, discuss its future national implementation and interpretation of its terms, compare thesituation in the EU with the U.S. DMCA, and discuss the implications for international commerce.MODERATOR: David Leichtman, Leichtman Law PLLC, New York, NYSPEAKERS: Joanne Lecky, Murgitroyd, Belfast, IrelandJose Sanmartin, Hoyng Rokh Monegier, Madrid, SpainKatherine Spelman, Microsoft Corp., Redmond, WA4:00PM –4:45PMCoffee Break & IP Expo4:45PM –5:45PMConcurrent SessionsSPONSORED BY: Leydig, Voit & Mayer, Ltd.PATENTSThe PTAB Playing Field – Impact of Recent ChangesThis session will provide an overview of recent decisions from U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’sPatent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB) as well as the proposed PTAB rules changes. Speakers willdiscuss the impact of the rules changes and recent decisions, considering all proposed grounds ofinvalidity and claim interpretation standards. Speakers will also present effective ways to succeed inIPR proceedings and discuss the assertive use of estoppel.MODERATOR: Michael Penn, Amgen Inc., Thousand Oaks, CAINTRODUCTION: Deputy Chief Administrative Patent Judge Jacqueline Bonilla, U.S. Patent andTrademark Office, Alexandria, VASPEAKERS: Patrick Doody, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLP, McLean, VAEldora Ellison, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox, PLLC, Washington, DCTim Wilson, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC17TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME LETTERIPO.ORG/AM2019IPO BOARD OF DAYVENUEPROGRAM COMMITTEEWEDNESDAYGENERAL INFORMATIONTHURSDAYIPO COMMITTEESSPECIAL EVENTPOLICIES AND CLE INFORMATIONREGISTRATION FORM

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 254:45PM –5:4

COMMITTEE BUSINESS MEETINGS Many of IPO's Standing IP Committees will hold Business Meetings on Tuesday, September 24 (3:30PM - 4:30PM and 5:00PM - 6:00PM), preceding the Annual Meeting Welcome Reception. Refer to the program for a list of committees hosting meetings. All registered attendees are welcome to attend these meetings.