Artworks Zen Wasame: Demystifying the Complexities of Copyright, Trademarks, and Patents

Protecting Your Creativity: Zen Wasame Shares Insights on Intellectual Property

In this episode, Dr. Tami Patzer talks with Zen Wasame, an intellectual property expert and the driving force behind the Artworks training program – the only ABA-approved postgraduate legal incubator and Residency program. Zen is here to shed some light on the importance of intellectual property, how it supports creatives and much more.

Zen Wasame is an internationally recognized intellectual property expert. She has an impressive background, starting with a degree in biochemistry and then transitioning to law school, where she discovered her passion for intellectual property. Zen’s unique blend of scientific and legal expertise, combined with her personal experiences, has made her a driving force in the world of IP protection.

During the interview, Zen delves into the various forms of intellectual property, including trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets. She explains the common misconceptions around these concepts and how to properly protect your creative works. Zen emphasizes the importance of understanding the nuances of IP law, as it is crucial for businesses and creatives to safeguard their ideas and innovations.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone who is creating content, launching a business, or looking to protect their intellectual property. Zen’s insights on the importance of IP protection, the steps to take, and the common pitfalls to avoid, will be invaluable for both aspiring and established creatives. Whether you’re a songwriter, artist, inventor, or entrepreneur, this episode will equip you with the knowledge you need to navigate the complex world of intellectual property.

Listeners will also learn about Zen’s innovative Artworks program, which provides a postgraduate legal incubator and residency program for aspiring IP attorneys. This unique initiative aims to address the shortage of qualified IP lawyers, ensuring that