Welcome to The National Inventor Club

Here are the LINKS to TONIGHT's May 19th National Inventor Club Virtual Meeting starting at 8pm EST / 5pm PST

Open to members and non-members 

,

National Inventor Club

was founded for like minded inventors & resources

like you

, to connect, collaborate & network!

YOU'RE INVITED to Our Free Event. 

 NIC May Guest From The US Patent and Trademark Office

Join the US Patent and Trademark Office for a discussion about what all inventors, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and start-ups should know about Intellectual Property.

Topics include:• Patents• Trademarks• Copyrights• Trade Secrets• Why Savvy Startups Care about Intellectual Property• USPTO Resources Available to Inventors, Entrepreneurs, and Startups 

Sean Wilkerson

Innovation Development Program Manager, Office of Innovation Outreach, USPTO

Sean Wilkerson works in the Office of Innovation Outreach at the USPTO, creating intellectual property (IP) awareness programs and managing outreach services to independent inventors, small businesses, entrepreneurs, makers, and universities. 

Gwen BlackwellSupervisory Patent Examiner (SPE) in the Chemical and Material Engineering Technology Center 1700. 

Ms. Blackwell also delivers lectures to new examiners at the Patent Training Academy on various topics concerning effective patent examination processes.  She has also completed a 9-month detail as a Resource SPE at the Elijah J. McCoy Midwest Regional Office located in Detroit, Michigan where she worked to develop the K-12 outreach program will local school districts.

And

NIHF Inductee James Wynne

James Wynne is co-inventor of a process using a short pulse ultraviolet laser to etch tissue in minute increments and in a highly controlled fashion. The technique, discovered with his colleagues at IBM, allows the removal of material to a precisely determined depth without thermal damage to surrounding tissue.

About National Inventor Club

Built for Inventor by Inventors

As an inventor, when we come up with an idea, it can be challenging and lonely navigating through the steps of bringing your ideas to reality. That’s why the National Inventor Club was “invented”, for you to become part of a community of like minded inventors and resources for inventors to help each other keep our invention journey moving forward, together.As inventors, we create opportunities! In 2020 our club faced the challenge of remaining together, meeting in person and testing our meetings online virtually. I realized that I could invite anyone in the world to join our meetings and then converted our Long Island Inventors and Entrepreneurs Club into where you and I are today… The National Inventor Club