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During the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, I had the honor of attending and speaking at the House of Collaboration and Women Inspiring Network (WIN), sharing my perspectives on IP strategy, the Silicon Valley way, and the future of capital. As a founder, board advisor, and IP strategist, I spend much of my time at the intersection of law and technology—translating complex innovation and regulatory challenges into actionable strategies for growth. The theme of this year’s

The WIPO Patent Drafting Manual is an essential resource. But patents alone don’t fully protect ideas—strategy does. Strong patents don’t just protect innovation—they shape how innovation scales. That’s why a well-written patent isn’t just legal paperwork. It’s a strategic asset. For founders, general counsel, and technical teams looking to deepen their understanding of patent fundamentals, the WIPO Patent Drafting Manual remains one of the most comprehensive global resources

As global technology and governance leaders explore conversations at the intersection of governance, innovation, and inclusive leadership, I’m exploring the questions and tensions boards must navigate as artificial intelligence reshapes the global economy. As part of this article series, I’m examining these challenges and their implications for board leadership. This week: Sovereign AI and the emerging data divide. AI Is Borderless—But the Future of Data Isn’t Artificial inte

In today’s evolving landscape of governance, innovation, and inclusive leadership, I’m exploring how public-private dialogue can help shape policies that foster innovation, strengthen collaboration, and support an inclusive AI-powered future. Innovation doesn’t happen in isolation. It emerges from friction, feedback, and collaboration. The most enduring innovation ecosystems—from Silicon Valley to Shenzhen—are built not just on capital and talent, but on a continuous dialogue