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Clinic - The next 5 years for new tech business - Simon Briton - Armstrong Watson

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CDDC
13/04/2010
09:00
16:00

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Venue Name: NETPark Incubator
Venue Address: Thomas Wright Way
Venue Town/City: Sedgefield
Venue Web Address: http://www.uknetpark.net
Venue Email: events@uknetpark.net

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Description: This clinic is a bookable event of half hour slots on a one to one basis with an expert, it is confidential and free of charge to NETPark Net members.

Simon Briton of Armstrong Watson is regarded as one of the leading experts in his field and is one of the first North East based advisors focussed on IP-rich businesses and their owners. Simons experience in this field goes back over 10. Having worked in both law and accountancy firms Simon offers well rounded commercial advice.

Simon has particular expertise in acting for growth businesses and putting together R&D tax claims, tax efficient investment, incentive structures, IP transfers and JVs / collaborations.

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