ChIPs Pacific Northwest Chapter’s Portland Area Kick Off Event
The ChIPs Pacific Northwest Chapter moderated a panel discussion on Generative AI and Copyright Issues (1.0 CLE credits pending) and to learn more about ChIPs and plans for future Portland Area events. Our own Lisa Oratz spoke on the panel along with Meredith Price from NVIDIA, Kara Tatman from Ampere, Taryn Williams from Intel and Krishna Sood from Microsoft. Attendees had the opportunity to network with other amazing women in IP and technology law.
ChIPs is a nonprofit professional organization that advances and connects women in technology, law and policy. We accelerate innovation through diversity of thought, participation and engagement.
The ChIPs Pacific Northwest Chapter Co-Chairs:
- Keyuna Evans (Microsoft)
- Lara Rogers (Amazon)
- Maria Anderson (Knobbe Martens)
- Lisa Oratz (Perkins Coie LLP)
The Portland Area Planning Team:
- Taryn Williams (Intel)
- Meredith Price (NVIDIA)
- Kara Tatman (Ampere)
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