Women in IP History: Pioneers and Progress

Today we're kicking off the first of four episodes of our Women Leaders Series, presented in collaboration with INTA’s Women's LeadershIP Initiative. Now in its fifth year, the Women's LeadershIP Initiative was launched to champion and advance women's leadership in intellectual property (IP), and today's episode is the perfect embodiment of that mission as we explore the remarkable history of women in IP. On this episode of Brand & New, host Ayala Deutsch talks with two distinguished guests who offer unique perspectives on women in the field — Virginia S. Taylor, who has had an illustrious career spanning decades in IP law, and Professor Amanda Levendowski, founding director of The Intellectual Property and Information Policy Clinic at Georgetown Law. Resources: Amanda Levendowski Virginia S. Taylor About Florence King About Edith Griswold About Miriam E. Benjamin About Barbara Ringer The Women’s LeadershIP Initiative Marks Five-Year Anniversary

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Women in IP History: Pioneers and Progress is an episode from Brand & New by INTA.

This episode is 34:56 long.

This episode was published on Mar 12, 2025.

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