República Dominicana
Carlos Tapia
Country Managing Director Dominicana
ctapia@clarkemodet.com About Carlos Tapia
More than 8 years of professional experience in Intellectual Property legal advice. Specialized in the definition of strategies for the management, protection, exploitation, defense and internationalization of industrial and intellectual property in multinational companies, SMEs, universities and public organizations. Advice on the implementation of data protection policies to multinational companies in the country.
Education
- Bachelor of Laws, Iberoamerican University – UNIBE
- Master’s in Intellectual Property, Industrial Property and New Technologies (Master’s in Law IP & IT), Autonomous University of Madrid – UAM
- Postgraduate Degree in Information Technology and Communication Law, Judicial Gazette
- Executive Development Program, Barna Management School
- Languages: Spanish and English
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