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Reddie & Grose—Vanessa King

30 May 2023
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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IP firm appoints head of IT operations to newly created role

Reddie & Grose, a UK and European firm of patent, trade mark and design attorneys, is delighted to announce the appointment of Vanessa King to the newly-created role of IP operations director. She arrives with over 20 years of IP experience that has taken her from Sydney to London, delivering high quality service to her firms’ clients.

Vanessa has worked in the operational side of IP since 2011. Prior to this she trained as a patent attorney in Australia and then qualified as a European patent attorney in London. As an IP Systems Analyst, her many responsibilities included Inprotech Administrator, Business Process Review co-ordinator, Renewals co-ordinator and the IP Operation Team’s Program of Works co-ordinator.

She later became the Head of IP Support for a team of 30 records administrators at another firm and was also the Inprotech European User Group (IEUG) Chair for 5 years. Following this, she was a Solutions Consultant at Clarivate (previously CPA Global) conducting IP operational reviews for IP firms.

At Reddie & Grose, Vanessa is tasked with driving operational excellence through People, Process and Technology initiatives that deliver the highest quality service to clients and enhance the day-to-day experience of her colleagues.

Alice Findlay, chairman, Reddie & Grose says, 'We are delighted to welcome Vanessa to the team. Her knowledge, enthusiasm and experience will help us to continue driving the firm forward for the mutual benefit of our clients and all our R&G colleagues.'

Vanessa King concludes, 'I’m pleased to be joining one of Europe’s premier IP firms and I’m excited to play my part in the next phase of its growth.'

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