Giovanna Oddo
About Giovanna Oddo
Giovanna Oddo serves as the Unit Manager for Academia & Business at the European Patent Office in Munich, Germany, where she has worked since 2002. She specializes in developing training programs and teaching materials focused on intellectual property, collaborating with 38 member states to enhance awareness in both academic and business sectors.
Work at European Patent Office
Giovanna Oddo has held the position of Unit Manager for Academia & Business at the European Patent Office since 2002. With over 22 years of experience in this role, she operates from the Munich Area in Germany. Her responsibilities include developing training programs and teaching schemes that are specifically tailored for both industry and universities, with a strong focus on intellectual property.
Collaboration with Member States
In her role at the European Patent Office, Giovanna Oddo collaborates with 38 member states to enhance awareness of intellectual property within both academic and business sectors. This collaboration aims to foster a deeper understanding of intellectual property rights and their importance in innovation and economic development.
Education and Expertise
Giovanna Oddo studied at the University of Heidelberg and Bielefeld, where she focused on Philology, specifically Literature and Linguistics. She achieved a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree, which has contributed to her expertise in developing educational materials and training programs in the field of intellectual property.
Development of Teaching Materials
Giovanna Oddo is involved in producing specialized teaching materials related to intellectual property. These materials are designed to support the training programs she develops for both academic institutions and businesses, enhancing the understanding of intellectual property among diverse audiences.
Business Development and Public Relations
In addition to her educational initiatives, Giovanna Oddo engages in business development and public relations activities aimed at promoting awareness of intellectual property. Her efforts contribute to building stronger connections between academia and industry, facilitating knowledge transfer and collaboration.