Upcoming Webinars

Are you a small business owner or entrepreneur interested in learning about trademarks and how to apply for a federal registration? If so, this event is a must-attend. In this second module of our eight-part virtual Trademark Basics Boot Camp, we’ll focus on the overall trademark registration process, from filing to registration. Understanding the process is critical to avoid missing any filing deadlines, which could jeopardize your application or registration. The event is free, but space is limited, so register earlyIn this module, we will cover the following topics:Trademark basicsApplication workflow and timeline overviewPost-registration workflow overviewFinding helpThis module will be presented live via Webex from 2-3:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, and will conclude with a question-and-answer session. Please register by July 15.

The race to leverage AI is on, but many organizations are stuck in neutral due to concerns about potential risks. In this second installment of our Get AI Ready webinar series, you’ll find out how AI governance can help you: Detect and protect critical AI systems  Align AI development and operations with the rules established by your organization Test systems for security, unbiased outcomes and other responsible AI practices Learning objectives: Identify and assess security, privacy, and compliance risks associated with AI systems. Evaluate the role of AI governance in mitigating risks and accelerating responsible AI adoption. Apply AI governance principles to organizational processes for developing and deploying AI systems. Demonstrate an understanding of the impact of AI governance on business decision-making. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain strategies for unlocking the full potential of AI with the power of effective governance.  Reserve your spot today! Tuesday, July 16, 2024 | 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. PTCourse Level: BasicThis session is eligible for 1.0 CPE credit hour (Information Technology)The Presenters: Fred Rica and Ken Frantz.

How to reduce your attack surface, prevent insider threats, and ultimately provide secure access to applicationsAs an increasing number of applications become accessible through the browser, threat actors have taken note, leading to an increase in evasive threats. Network-based “defense-in-depth,” network-oriented zero trust architectures, and cloud network security offerings are powerless against these novel, evasive tactics.These applications are not only the entry point for threat actors, they are also potential exit points for sensitive company data. How can organizations stop data leakage without disrupting productivity?Menlo Security helps organizations along their zero trust journey with simplicity and ease compared to the complexity of traditional technology.What you'll learn:What threats are we seeing - both from threat actors and internal - that are targeting our applicationsHow to properly implement zero trust to web traffic and interactionsHow Zero Trust in the context of browser security impacts use cases such as VPN replacement, VDI reduction, third-party access and moreHow Menlo Security aligns to the Zero Trust framework based on Coalfire’s recent assessment of the Menlo Secure Enterprise Browser SolutionMeet the Speakers:Negin Aminian - Senior Manager of Cybersecurity StrategyVictor Monga - Cybersecurity Technologist & ArchitectZach Pugh - Principal Product Manager

Right now, two powerful forces are converging to shape the future automation landscape: robotic process automation (RPA) and agentic artificial intelligence (AI). RPA has revolutionized repetitive, rules-based tasks, streamlining workflows and increasing efficiency across industries. Agentic AI is endowed with the capacity to perceive, reason, and learn autonomously to handle complex decision making and problem-solving tasks. From automating mundane tasks to navigating ambiguity and uncertainty, the synergy between RPA and agentic AI promises to revolutionize the way businesses operate. Join this webinar to learn about the convergence of RPA and agentic AI, envisioning a future where they collaborate seamlessly and unlock new possibilities for enterprise automation. 

Excited to announce our upcoming webinar! Join us as we explore how client portals revolutionize legal communication. Learn how law firms can enhance client satisfaction, streamline updates, and foster emotional engagement.

In preparation for the introduction of the new Aged Care Act and strengthened Quality Standards, this webinar will introduce the Commission’s new draft Regulatory Strategy that describes how we will deliver on our commitment to safeguard and protect older people, and how we hold providers and workers to account. It will advise providers and workers what we expect from them, and how we will engage with them. Importantly, it also tells older people and their families, as well as providers and workers what they can expect from us.SpeakersJanet Anderson, PSM, Aged Care Quality and Safety CommissionerLisa Peterson, PSM, Deputy Commissioner, Sector Capability and Regulatory Strategy, Aged Care Quality and Safety CommissionLouise Macleod, Complaints Commissioner, Aged Care Quality and Safety CommissionPeter Edwards, Executive Director, Compliance Management Group, Aged Care Quality and Safety CommissionEmma Jobson, Executive Director, Regulatory Policy and Intelligence, Aged Care Quality and Safety CommissionAnthony Speed, Executive Director, Quality Assessment and Monitoring, Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission

Delve into the innovative journey of developing a new medicine using the Inhaled Oxytocin project as a case study. This technology was devised and initially developed at Monash University and is now entering clinical development in collaboration with GSK and philanthropic funding partners. Our guest speaker, Associate Professor Pete Lambert, from the Department of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at Monash University, brings over 20 years of expertise in pharmaceutical product development.KEY TOPICS:- Development pathway for new medicines- Proof of concept- Phase 2 clinical development- Running not-for-profit programs- Partnering with pharmaceuticalsSPEAKER:Pete Lambert, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Monash UniversityABOUT PETE LAMBERT:Peter is a pharmaceutical scientist and programme director specialising in global health R&D. He currently leads the inhaled oxytocin project seeking to develop a novel oxytocin product to better manage postpartum haemorrhage in low resource settings.He is also a co-coordinator of the Global Health Therapeutic Program Area at Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences.Originally trained as a pharmacist, Pete has 20+ years experience in product development in the pharmaceutical industry.

We are delighted to invite you to a thought-provoking webinar on the important role of cities in pushing for more just and effective Drug Policies. The webinar is hosted by Correlation-European Harm Reduction Network, the City of Amsterdam, the International Drug Policy Consortium, and Transform Drug Policy Foundation.About the WebinarCities are increasingly recognised as crucial drivers of innovation in drug policy. As interest in a new approach to deliver more just and effective drug policies grows, cities face significant challenges in finding room to design new drug policies and in their implementation, due to political resistance, public opposition, and the rise of populist 'zero tolerance' and ‘tough on drugs’ politics across Europe.This webinar will address the important role of cities in forming progressive drug policies and discuss how cities can collaborate and push for positive change in cooperation with international partners and institutions.Key Topics to be CoveredThe Role of Cities in Shaping Progressive Drug Policies Strategies for Collaboration with Cities and International PartnersFormat of the WebinarThe webinar will include a brief introduction, followed by a Panel Discussion with City and civil society representatives.Welcome and Introduction: Ann Fordham (Chair)Setting the Scene: Katrin Schiffer (C-EHRN), Overview of the City Initiative and the Role of Cities in Progressive Drug PoliciesPanel Discussion: 45min Moderation: Ann FordhamPanelists: Pieter Walinga (City of Amsterdam), Florian Meyer (City Of Zürich), Susanna Ronconi (Forum Droghe).Wrap-Up and Outlook: 5 min Concluding remarks and future perspectives

Join us on Saturday, July 13, 2024, for a free estate planning webinar with Natalie Spiwak, President of Affinity Trusts. Natalie will speak to the importance of establishing a plan and how to get started. At this informative session Members will learn:Why a Living Trust is so important for homeowners;What is the difference between a Living Trust and a Will;How to avoid the costly, public and time consuming probate process;How to plan for incapacity, protect your family and your assets.How to safeguard minor children and special-needs dependents.

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