The only company offering high quality IP and swimming advice
Stip stands for Swim Training and Intellectual Property advice and offers a unique combination of services that you never knew you needed. If you're looking for someone who can help you to improve your personal best time on the 100 meter butterfly and effectively conduct oral proceedings before the EPO Boards of Appeal, look no further. You'll never find a company that can help you better with both.
The courses I currently provide are all organised by Deltapatents or IPI Academy (formerly known as Management Forum). For the former, I primarily provide courses aimed at helping candidates to pass the EQE Paper C exam. For the latter, I provide claim drafting courses and a practical course on how to successfully conduct oral proceedings at the EPO and its Board of Appeal. Visit the websites linked above if you want to know about those courses, or contact me personally if you have questions not answered there.
Related to my EQE training activities, I further developed a website visualising some interesting EQE exam statistics. Unfortunately, the EPO stopped providing the data underlying this website and it is less interesting now than it was in the past. Nevertheless, it may still be worth a visit if you are interested in EQE statistics.
I taught little children to swim and coached younger swimmers to medals in national championships. For the national (Dutch) swimming association, I organised swim camps and acted as a coach on special training days for the best young swimmers in the country. I also provided courses for new swimming coaches and special clinics for the more experienced ones.
When moving abroad, I sort of lost contact with the swimming pool. However, when I get a good opportunity to return to the world of swimming, I'd happily take it. I can help individual swimmers or groups of swimmers to improve their swimming skills, train and mentor coaches, or provide some technical and organisational consultancy to swimming teams. If you're interested, drop me a message.
The main thing is not to let go of the vine.- Johnny Weissmuller