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Milwaukee SPE & AMBA Event
FEB 16, 2010
Wisconsin Department of Commerce Business Development Programs By Mary Perry
Managing bankruptcy through the eyes of OEM / Molder / Mold Maker Legal Issues: Tim Nolan / Technical & Industry Issues: Bob Beard
Cost: Member: $30.00
Guest w/ Member: $20.00
Non-Member: $35.00
Location: Sheraton Brookfield, WI
Our Distinguished Speakers:
Mary Perry,-- Wisconsin Department of Commerce, Division of Business Development
Robert A. Beard, P.E.--President of Robert A Beard & Associates, Inc.
Timothy M. Nolan—Attorney, Owner of Nolan law Office Chicago Illinois
Submit your questions!
In order to provide our membership the most dynamic and valuable interaction with our guest speakers, we are requesting questions from our membership in advance. Please email your questions to Mike Thomas (suedthomas@sbcglobal.net).
Mary Perry will give examples of how industry was helped in the past using direct loans, tax credits, customized labor training, and technical assistance.
For some examples of what we have done, you can look at the Governor's press releases here: http://commerce.wi.gov/NEWS/releases/index.html
Robert A. Beard will propose an innovative way for an OEM and a molder to negotiate a novel agreement ( that will benefit both) when the molder is facing the threat of a bankruptcy. The presentation will cover technical considerations, data, and ways to reduce start up time on transferring molds.
Timothy M. Nolan presentation will focus on preventative measures including:
Adequately protecting trade secrets and proprietary data
Restrictive covenants and non-disclosure agreements
Litigation and financial audits
Sound contract language and security liens
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