16 July 2018Copyright

Campinos deputy in line for EUIPO helm

A European Council committee has proposed that the former deputy director of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), Christian Archambeau, should succeed António Campinos as head of the office.

Already registered?

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

Trademarks

Archambeau loses bid to stay on as EUIPO chief

28 November 2022 Lower than estimated volume of applications filed at the office this year | Vacancy for the post to be published soon | Committee sets office’s 2023 budget.

Trademarks

Christian Archambeau officially starts top job at EUIPO

1 October 2018 Christian Archambeau, the former deputy executive director of the European Union Intellectual Property Office, has today become executive director of the office.

Patents

Practitioners share hopes for Campinos’s replacement

17 July 2018 Christian Archambeau’s succession of António Campinos as executive director of the European Union Intellectual Property Office has been well received by practitioners, who hope he will be a “safe pair of hands” amid Brexit turmoil.

‘Engagement and collaboration’: New IP Federation president builds on strong foundations

AliExpress hit with €550m fine over failure to tackle illegal products

Attorneys’ fees slashed as judge signs off landmark $1.5bn Anthropic deal

No mention of IP as Narayan becomes UK’s first Cabinet-level AI Minister

What UK intellectual property wants from the new prime minister

EUIPO applauds Spain’s FIFA World Cup win—and looks ahead to 2030

New entrants and market shifts: WIPR unveils UK Trademark Rankings 2026

OpenAI loses fight to trademark its own name

Campinos deputy in line for EUIPO helm

More on this story

Editor's picks

Editor's picks

More articles