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The latest edition of the prestigious IAM Strategy 300: The World’s Leading IP Strategists has been published by IAM – Informing IP value. The list is a definitive guide on individuals possessing world-class skills in the development and roll-out of strategies that maximize the value of patents, copyright, trademarks, and other IP rights.

It gives us immense pleasure to announce that Anand and Anand has earned a holistic place on this prestigious list.

Rightly designated as “IP Visionary”, Mr. Pravin Anand’s name adorns this list a fourth time while Ms. Vaishali Mittal and Ms. Neeti Wilson feature in this coveted list a consecutive second time, 2019 being their debut year.

Delighted to share that Mr. Safir Anand and Ms. Archana Shanker are making their debut in the 2020 list increasing the strength from 3 to 5 members.

Here’s what IAM says about our members:

IAM Strategy 300 Rankings 2020

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