After studying for a HND in Marketing at the University of Wales, Emma joined the Patent Office in 1998.
Her life in the IPO began in Facilities Management before moving to Training and Development, two departments that she throughly enjoyed but still wanted to learn about the core areas. The Information Centre provided the knowledge that Emma needed to progress to her current role as Business Outreach Manager where she been for the past 10 years delivering IP advice to SMEs all over the UK.
What’s the connection between sea moss and aids for gripping better? Both were featured in pitches in Dragons’ Den this week in front of Dragons Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Steven Bartlett, Touker Suleyman and Tinie Tempah. Here to pick out the IP in the pitches is guest author, Emma, who tells us more.
Having just watched the latest episode of Dragons’ Den, it’s clear that innovation is still strong in the UK, with many keen entrepreneurs pitching their ideas to the Dragons and looking for investment.
The combination of a boozy escape room with bouncing music balls and cheesy snacks thrown in this week's episode of Dragons' Den would put a glowing smile on anyone’s face.
From automated lift ladders to virtual escape rooms, there were a variety of pitches for the Dragons to cross examine this evening. For the purpose of this blog post I am going to concentrate on the products that secured a …
There were many interesting products and ideas in the Den tonight, although some were successful in securing investment and others were not.
It must take a huge amount of courage to stand up in front of the Dragons to showcase a product that you’ve invested so much of your time developing.
The first episode of series 15 of Dragons’ Den sees the introduction of two new Dragons.
When I became a mother I made a promise to myself not to ‘let myself go’. To try and keep in touch with fashion, remain well groomed and not turn up to the school gates minus make-up.
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