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MenuKristin Edstrom CPG Brand, Trademark, IP Licensing Professional
High level brand, trademark and IP licensing for global and up-and-coming brands. Industry sectors and product category experience includes; foods, (meats, sweets & snacks, condiments, sauces, desserts, fresh baked frosted cookies, frozen novelties, coffee's), baking brands, beverages (spirits, beer, wine), home and housewares(kitchen), textiles, youth and kids products, personal care products / beauty, HB&A, Fragrance, Automotive products, household chemicals. Additional experience negotiating direct to retail and QSR National promotion licensing partnerships.
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KE$3.33/min per minute(3)Product Licensing, Brand Licensing, Trademark & Intellectual Property LicensingKristin Edstrom • ChicagoCreated 8 years ago in Industries / Other15+ years of working for Global CPG and Brand Licensors managing large volume branded product programs including; McDonald's, Blockbuster Entertainment, & Brand Licensing Agencies representing Clients including: General Motors, General Mills, Turtle Wax, S.C. Johnson, Ty, Inc's Beanie Babies, G-Modelo (Beer Co), Red Robin Restaurants, IHOP, Rust-Oleum Corp., and large Entertainment and Sports Team partner licensing as well.Kristin Edstrom Chicago(3)
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After our most informative conversation, Kristin and I have agreed to work together to license my Soyracha brand in North America & India.
Source: Clarity Dailey Pike Jul 10, 2018Does your customer own the IP, or Patent for the recycling product? Once he secures the patent rights from USTPO, then he can license his patent to a Co to mfger, and sell the product, he would receive royalties on the sales of his product by a secondary, licensed CO. This is all given that the product and product patent is of interest and has value to a 2nd party Co that wishes to license their patent.
You would need a license with that IP owner. If you're interested in using another Co's brand, trademark or IP, you have to have a License Agreement with that Co that authorizes your right to use their marks, within a product category, within a specific territory, to specific retail channels.
Go the National Housewares Association, they publish industry information by industry sector within housewares.
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