Tourism and Economic Affairs Minister Stuart Johnson held a follow-up meeting with the Bureau for Intellectual Property (BIP) on August 15, two weeks after his initial session with the Bureau’s supervisory board and director.
Johnson toured BIP’s office in Professional Office Park, the location to which it moved after Hurricane Irma damaged its office on Cannegieter Street. He also learned about challenges and opportunities at the Bureau. The Bureau deals with, among other things, registration of trademarks, recording of ideas and creations in an i-Envelope, and filing of patents via the Patent Office in The Hague.
