Refining Business Workshop

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<p>Eugene Shteyn (Stein) teaches Principles of Invention&nbsp;and Innovation, The Patent Paradox, The Greatest&nbsp;Innovations of Silicon Valley, Model-based Invention and&nbsp;Innovation at Stanford University Continuing Studies&nbsp;Program. He is a co-author of Scalable Innovation: A Guide&nbsp;for Inventors, Entrepreneur’s, and IP Professionals. In&nbsp;2013, Shteyn was recognized by Intellectual Asset&nbsp;Management (IAM) Magazine as one of the world's 300&nbsp;leading IP strategists.</p>

<p>Eugene’s innovation work, first as a principal scientist at&nbsp;Philips Research, then as a director of IP licensing at Hewlett-Packard, is&nbsp;embodied in high tech products and represented in industry standards such as&nbsp;DVD, UPnP, and DLNA. Eugene holds 28 US patents and is a named inventor on&nbsp;more than fifty patents pending (in connected media, nanotechnology, system&nbsp;architecture, high-performance networking, superconductivity, digital media,&nbsp;medical systems, Internet services, and other areas). He also founded Invention&nbsp;Spring, LLC, an invention development and innovation management consulting&nbsp;company, whose clients include Fortune 500 companies (Apple, IBM, Roche) as&nbsp;well as startups (Ambature, Instaply, mon.ki, nLGNTn and many&nbsp;others).</p>