Events
11 May 2023
Community Day Collection Drive
PTOS and WorkLife to Sponsor A Community Day Collection Drive Thursday, May 11, 2023:
The USPTO’s Worklife Team and the Patent and Trademark Office Society will host a Cleaning drive to collect furniture, household items, and clothing for the various charities.
Items will be accepted on Thursday, May 11, outside the south entrance of the Madison Building, along Eisenhower Avenue, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (for multiple item drop-off, please drive up and volunteers will help you unload your vehicle).
Donations of goods will be accepted on behalf of the non-profit organization The Salvation Army.
Representatives from these local charities will be on hand to accept your donations and supply receipts.
For information about the types of goods accepted, contact Tonia Dollinger at 571-272-4170 or Rebecca Eisenberg 571-270-5879
Membership questions? Contact membership@ptos.org
Rebecca Eisenberg
PTOS 2011 Spring Golf Scramble
Time to Scramble...To register!
It’s the PTOS 2011 Spring Golf Scramble!
Shenandoah Valley Golf Club
Wednesday, May 11th, 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start
$75/player* Tournament Fee:
- Unlimited golf
- Cart for tournament
- Captain’s Choice Scramble
- Golfer’s banquet
- Team & individual prizes
- PTOS gift
To register:
Visit the golf registration table outside of the Roundhouse Café, Madison concourse level, on 4/19 & 5/02 from 11:00-1:00 EACH DAY.
Or, contact: Brandon Rosati at 571-270-3536, Brandon.rosati@uspto.gov; or Matthew Troutman at 571-270-3654, matthew.troutman@uspto.gov
*Registration of full 4-person teams; and payment in full is requested.
Sponsored by the PTOS Social Committee.
FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INSURANCE TALK #2
2017-2018 PTOS FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INSURANCE TALKS SERIES
Talk #2: Making Investing Less Taxing:
A Beginners Guide to Keeping More of Your Investments
It’s not what you earn, it’s what you keep! One of the biggest drags on investor performance is taxes. Come to this presentation to learn:
-How to keep more your investment earnings and pay less taxes
-To Roth, or not to Roth
-How to save for college, tax efficiently
-Other tax efficient vehicles
PRESENTATION TIME/LOCATION:
Thursday, May 11, 2017, 10:30-11:30, Jefferson Conference Center –Level 1
WebEx for the Presentation:
https://uspto-events2.webex.com/uspto-events2/onstage/g.php?MTID=e2f417cf0bbebef1ab5252f006be98e82
Event number: 641 815 066, Event password: 12345
(Teleconference only: 1-571-270-7000, Meeting ID: 641 815 066)
Closed Captions:
http://www.captionedtext.com/client/embed.aspx?EventID=3260055
Light refreshments will be provided to participants while supplies last.
HOSTED BY: Patent & Trademark Office Society (PTOS) Education Committee.
For more info about these “Talks”, please contact Angela Nguyen, Robert Morlan, and Aimee Li.
To learn more about or to join PTOS, please visit www.PTOS.org.
Insurance Basics Seminar
You are cordially invited to attend a Patent and Trademark Office Society brown bag lunchtime presentation:
Insurance Basics
Why do I need it?
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Remsen Building, 1st floor conference center
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Outlining various insurance programs for Federal Government Employees:
- Life Insurance
- Disability Insurance
- Long Term Care Insurance
- Federal Pension Benefits
Bring your lunch and PTOS will provide light refreshments.
No other time will be granted
Sponsored by the PTOS Insurance Committee
Please contact Mark Fearer for further details and visit www.PTOS.org for information on this and other events.
**Denver** PTOS Community Day Lunch
PTOS presents Community Day Lunch
When: Thursday, May 11th at noon MT
Where: 14th Floor training room at Rocky Mountain Regional Office in the Byron Rogers Federal Building (1961 Stout Street, Denver, CO 80294)
What: Sandwiches, chips, and drinks and raffle at 12:30 pm for PTOS members
RSVP by May 9th to guarantee food
RSVP link: https://forms.office.com/g/vcJakk6i3q
How the IP Policy Sausage is Made
How the IP Policy Sausage is Made
May 11, 2022 from 4-5pm ET
Presented by Eli Mazour
Find out from Eli Mazour, a partner at Harrity & Harrity, LLP and the host of the Clause 8 Podcast, about the forces that shape IP policies in Washington, DC. Learn about the history that led us to the current debates about debates about patent policy. Will the current administration undo the changes that were made with regards to the PTAB and standards-essential patent (SEP) policy by the previous administration? What should the IP community expect from future USPTO Director (and Clause 8 guest) Kathi Vidal? What are the current prospects for legislation to “fix” Section 101? Gain strategic insights about the practical steps that patent stakeholders can take in light of these developments.
Join us via WebEx by using the link below. Please register and download the materials in advance.
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Event address for attendees: |
https://uspto.webex.com/uspto/onstage/g.php?MTID=efdd8251ad24c907badbdc1ffc198b11c |
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Event number: |
2763 796 8425 |
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Event password: |
Y2TeQn2T |
If you have any questions, please contact Cathy at catherine.loikith@uspto.gov or Anne at anne.kozak@uspto.gov.
* No other time has been authorized for this event.
* CLE credit for this presentation has been applied for from the VA State Bar. If approved, the course approval will be distributed at that time.