Michael D. Moberly March 5, 2009
Intangible asset and IP protection specialists are, in many respects, similar to (Wall Street) industry sector stock analysts that monitor – assess relevant-key variables, e.g., trends, events, cycles, human/intellectual capital, innovation pipelines, and a host of other factors (variables) that, in their judgment, may favorably – adversely impact the (near – long term) stability, sustainability, and/or fragility of a company’s stock, market position, management team, strategic planning, and ultimately, shareholder value.
1. objectively and consisely convey the findings of the due diligence – risk assessment of the (prioritized) assets most relevant to the deal/transaction…
2. objectively assess the risks/vulnerabilities and offer recommendations for mitigation relative to ensuring control, use, ownership, and value (of those assets) are not impaired, devalued, undermined, or further put at risk in ways that can stifle a deals’ momentum and/or undermine the projected value, competitive advantages, and synergies, etc.
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