Workshop on Consortium Agreements for FP7 in Cambridge on 11 May 2010
11 May 2010 - 11 May 2010
United Kingdom
Negotiating a Research Grant with the EU and your partners?
Worried what will happen to your IPR?
Confident your partners will deliver?
Get control of these issues and others, by attending this workshop:
Consortium Agreements for FP7
11 May 2010 – Cambridge, UK
A good consortium agreement can support effective project management and minimise risks to intellectual property rights (IPR). But what is a good consortium agreement? Should power rest with an elected board, or with a general assembly of all partners? Should affiliates have free access to the IPR generated in the project? Should EC payments be distributed immediately, or only on proof of work done?
The workshop will explain the main features and options for consortium agreements for collaborative projects in FP7. It will compare the DESCA, EICTA, EUCAR and IMG4 model consortium agreements and will cover the major terms of the EC grant agreement, which provides the context.
To find out more please contact Mrs Sue Kerr by email at sue.kerr@singleimage.co.uk or by phone at +44 1480 497712.
You can also visit the web site www.singleimage.co.uk
Worried what will happen to your IPR?
Confident your partners will deliver?
Get control of these issues and others, by attending this workshop:
Consortium Agreements for FP7
11 May 2010 – Cambridge, UK
A good consortium agreement can support effective project management and minimise risks to intellectual property rights (IPR). But what is a good consortium agreement? Should power rest with an elected board, or with a general assembly of all partners? Should affiliates have free access to the IPR generated in the project? Should EC payments be distributed immediately, or only on proof of work done?
The workshop will explain the main features and options for consortium agreements for collaborative projects in FP7. It will compare the DESCA, EICTA, EUCAR and IMG4 model consortium agreements and will cover the major terms of the EC grant agreement, which provides the context.
To find out more please contact Mrs Sue Kerr by email at sue.kerr@singleimage.co.uk or by phone at +44 1480 497712.
You can also visit the web site www.singleimage.co.uk