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Global Membership 1,666 2,287 1,161 437 668 INTA Members and the Fortune 100 Shell Oil Company Hewlett-Packard Company Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. BP p.l.c Verizon Communications Inc. Volkswagen AG Hitachi Total S.A. JP Morgan


  1. Global Membership 1,666 2,287 1,161 437 668

  2. INTA Members and the Fortune 100 Shell Oil Company Hewlett-Packard Company Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. BP p.l.c Verizon Communications Inc. Volkswagen AG Hitachi Total S.A. JP Morgan Chase & Co. Chevron Corporation IBM Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd BASF Phillips 66 Nestlé Apple, Inc. Express Scripts General Motors Company Wells Fargo Archer-Daniels-Midland Daimler AG Company General Electric Company Metro AG Ford Motor Company The Procter & Gamble Company Allianz SE Prudential Financial, Inc. AT&T Inc. Sony CVS Caremark Corporation Boeing

  3. INTA’s members collectively contribute almost US $12 trillion / € 8.8 trillion / ฿ 391 trillion to global GDP annually

  4. INTA’s Global Presence Brussels Geneva New York China Washington, DC India Southeast Asia * Latin America * * Future office locations

  5. INTA’s Goals and Challenges Ahead with reference to ASEAN

  6. The Key Issues 1. Economic Integration – and Trademark Law Harmonization 2. Enforcement 3. Education 4. Engagement

  7. Europe’s Economic Integration and the Community Trademark

  8. Economic Integration with the ASEAN Community

  9. Enforcement • Goods in Transit • Counterfeiting • Customs Coordination

  10. Goods in Transit

  11. Counterfeiting

  12. Customs

  13. Education • Why are Trademarks Important? • Industry Studies • Educating Policy Makers • Educating Consumers

  14. Trademarks enable quick, confident and safe purchasing decisions

  15. Trademarks fuel competition

  16. Trademarks encourage vibrant competition

  17. Industry Studies

  18. Trademarks support millions of jobs

  19. And pay higher wages than jobs in non-IP industries

  20. IP-intensive industries contribute an average of 37% to national GDPs

  21. Educating Governments and Policy Makers

  22. Educating Consumers

  23. ASEAN and Global Engagement

  24. Internet and ICANN

  25. Emerging Technologies

  26. Recap 1. Economic Integration – and Trademark Law Harmonization 2. Enforcement 3. Education 4. Engagement

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