Brian Sumereau solved the riddle of winning thousands of dollars in cash and prizes with his game “The Puzzler” in this year’s Invention Dimension national competition. The 11-year-old of River Vale, N.J., beat thousands of...
Read MoreOur timing couldn’t have been more perfect. Tonight’s guest on Got Invention Radio Presented by Inventors Digest is Mark Reyland, who was named this week as the new executive director of the United Inventors Association. He will...
Read MoreA Firebrand Takes Helm of Nation’s Oldest Nonprofit Inventor Org It’s official – seasoned product developer, prolific blogger and part-time agitator Mark Reyland has been named the new executive director of the United...
Read MoreHow to leverage tradeshows into media coverage By Damon Carson One of the best places to launch an invention is a targeted industry tradeshow. While tradeshows get you in front of potential buyers, they provide an opportunity to...
Read MoreGregory J. Battersby In looking back on my career in licensing law, I have recognized that there are certain indisputable rules that govern virtually every licensing transaction: “When You Sleep With Dogs, You Get...
Read MoreIt’s another banner evening at Got Invention Radio tonight, when Martin Cooper – one of my favorite innovators – will be in the house. Cooper, a legend and national treasure, invented the first commercial cell phone. I had the...
Read MoreLaura Schoppe, president of Fuentek, an award-winning intellectual property and technology management consulting firm. The North Carolina-based company helps large clients (sorry, kitchen-gadget inventors need not apply) find...
Read MoreHow to make your company stand out By Douglas R. Askam When it comes to wresting money from investors, you need to do more than tell a great story of your past, present and what you see as the future. You’ve got to quantify that...
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