Episode 116: Ian Harvey - Intellectual Property (IP), Ventures and China

Gaule's Question Time

Andrew Gaule (linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava) discusses with Ian Harvey (see profile below) Intellectual Property, its value to business and strategies for ventures, corporates, universities and countries With Ian's experience in China we also discuss the rise of the countries tech and industrial base.
During the session we also mention Kai Fu Lee's Books AI Superpowers and AI2041, The Long Game: China's Grand Strategy to Displace American Order (Bridging the Gap), by Rush Doshi.
Ian also provided content and insights to the book "Purpose to Performance - Innovative New Value Chains" by Andrew Gaule. shorturl.at/dfDTW
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Ian Harvey is a former engineer with extensive international business experience who has specialised in the intersection of innovation, intellectual property and business strategy. He was CEO of BTG plc from 1985 until his retirement in 2004. He oversaw the privatisation of BTG in 1992, its public flotation in 1995, a demerger of part of its business and three Rights Issues to raise business expansion capital from its shareholders.
He is: Adjunct Professor, Imperial College Business School, London and member of its IP Centre Advisory Board; a Fellow of the University of Nottingham; a member of: the Industry Joint Advisory Board, Center for IP Studies (CIP) Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg University, Sweden and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology; and, the Advisory Board, International Intellectual Property Institute, Washington DC. He has an honorary Doctorate from the University of Wolverhampton.
Other appointments have included: UK Prime Minister’s Advisory Council on Science & Technology (1989-93); Advisory Panel for Science & Technology Policy Research Unit of Sussex University (SPRU) – (1989-2003); Chairman of the UK Intellectual Property Institute (1999-2011); Air Products & Chemicals Inc. European Advisory Council (1999-2005); Director, Primaxis Technology Ventures Inc., Toronto (1999-2005); Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council Appointments Committee (1999-2008); Chairman of the UK government’s Intellectual Property Advisory Committee (2001-5); Policy Committee of Cancer Research UK (2004-6); Board, London Bioscience Innovation Centre (2006-14);Chairman, IP Center Advisory Board, Tsinghua University x-lab, Beijing (2009-19); Advisor to NTEM, Tianjin, China (2009-18); Course Professor, Tsinghua School of Economics and Management, Beijing (2009-18).