“Building a virtuous cycle in the retail ecosystem through public-private partnership”: MarqVision hosts KIPO Commissioner Kim Wan-ki for an on-site meeting on stamping out counterfeits

• KIPO Commissioner Kim Wan-ki visits MarqVision’s Korea APAC headquarters for an on-site meeting on stamping out counterfeits
• Part of KIPO’s key task of strengthening IP protection: the two sides explored ways to fight counterfeits and exchanged views on technology trends
• MarqVision shares the AI technology it provides brands to automate counterfeit takedown requests, along with successful enforcement cases against sellers
• MarqVision: “Technology at the level common in the industry can only go so far. New, AI-driven technology is essential, and we will work closely to protect brand IP”

AI company MarqVision (CEO Mark Lee) announced that it recently hosted Commissioner Kim Wan-ki of the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) at its Korea APAC headquarters in Seocho-gu, Seoul, for an on-site meeting on stamping out counterfeits.

The meeting was part of KIPO’s efforts to carry out strengthening intellectual property (IP) protection, one of its key national policy tasks, and was arranged to explore ways to respond to counterfeits, which are spreading rapidly around the world. Attendees included government officials such as Commissioner Kim Wan-ki; Kim Jun-kyung, director of KIPO’s Industrial Property Dispute Response Division; and Kim Yong-sun, president of the Korea Intellectual Property Protection Agency, as well as MarqVision CEO Mark Lee, patent attorney Hyungjun Kim, Brand Protection Director Jinyoung Park and Junsu Han, head of public sector business development.