Navigating Southeast Asia’s Evolving IP Landscape with James Kinnaird – Marks & Clerk Singapore LLP
Southeast Asia is emerging as a key player in global manufacturing and innovation, making intellectual property (IP) protection more crucial than ever. In this edition of ‘Meet the IP Professional’, we sit down with James Kinnaird, a Partner at Marks & Clerk Singapore LLP, to discuss the evolving IP landscape in the region, the challenges faced by regional businesses, and strategic insights for companies looking to innovate or manufacture in this dynamic market.
From Research to IP Law: James Kinnaird’s Journey
James Kinnaird’s career in IP law began with a shift from scientific research. After completing a Ph.D. in the UK and postdoctoral studies in the U.S., he worked in the pharmaceutical sector but soon found himself drawn to a career that would allow him to engage with a broader range of innovations.
“I enjoyed research, but I was also keen to explore a role where I could see a wider variety of cutting-edge technologies without being limited to a single project or field,” he explains. “IP law provided the perfect combination of scientific insight and strategic thinking.”
His decision to move to Singapore was both personal and professional. With its unique blend of Western and Asian influences, it was an ideal location for his family. Professionally, the region’s rapid economic growth and expanding middle class presented an exciting opportunity to work with businesses looking to protect and commercialize their innovations.
Why Southeast Asia Matters for IP Protection
Many businesses outside the region overlook Southeast Asia when considering IP protection. However, James emphasizes that ignoring this market is a missed opportunity.
Southeast Asia is home to four of the “Mighty Five” (Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam) – countries identified as key destinations for global manufacturing and innovation. With rapid economic development, growing middle-class consumers, and an increasing shift of production away from China, the region presents immense commercial potential.
“By 2030, ASEAN’s population is projected to reach 723 million, with 70% classified as middle class,” James notes. “Companies must plan their IP strategy with this long-term growth in mind, much like how businesses planned for the rise of China and India 10-15 years ago.”
Challenges for Regional Companies Moving Beyond Suppliers
For many Southeast Asian businesses, the challenge isn’t just protecting their innovations but transitioning from being simple suppliers to global players.
James explains a common scenario: A brand approaches a supplier with a problem, the supplier finds a solution, but ultimately, the brand claims ownership of the IP, leaving the supplier with no manufacturing guarantees.
To counter this, he advises companies to take a proactive approach to innovation:
File patents before engaging with brands – This ensures ownership of key technologies and prevents brands from taking IP elsewhere.
Leverage IP for negotiation power – Patents allow suppliers to dictate terms rather than being at the mercy of brand decisions.
Consider licensing deals – If a supplier lacks manufacturing capacity, licensing can open new revenue streams.
This shift in mindset can transform businesses from mere service providers to essential partners in the global supply chain.
The Role of IP in Business Strategy
Building a strong IP portfolio isn’t just about patents. Businesses need a comprehensive strategy that aligns with their long-term goals. James highlights key considerations:
Business-to-business vs. business-to-consumer – Companies need to balance patents with trademark protection, particularly if building a recognizable brand.
Trade secrets management – Many businesses underestimate the importance of protecting trade secrets, including ensuring that employees leaving the company don’t share proprietary knowledge.
Choosing where to file – Filing patents everywhere can be costly. Instead, James suggests focusing on:
Key markets for sales
Countries with robust IP enforcement
Major manufacturing hubs to prevent IP theft
Lessons from the Region: Effective IP Strategies
A strong example of a Southeast Asian company growing into a global player is Thai Union, the Thai seafood giant that owns brands such as John West. While its expansion has been driven primarily by acquisitions rather than IP, the company’s strategy demonstrates how regional firms can scale internationally by leveraging branding, supply chain strength, and market positioning.
Another approach that has worked well in the region is establishing start-up-style subsidiaries. Large Southeast Asian conglomerates have begun experimenting with direct-to-consumer brands, securing patents early to lock in exclusivity and drive market growth.
Preparing for the Future of IP in Southeast Asia
Looking ahead, James sees IP protection becoming even more critical as Southeast Asia cements itself as a global innovation hub. However, he warns that companies must think regionally, not just locally.
“For example, if you secure your IP in Singapore but ignore other ASEAN countries, you risk facing copycats,” he says. “We’ve seen companies attend a trade show in Singapore, only to discover years later that a competitor in the Philippines has copied their brand and products entirely.”
James predicts that while ASEAN is unlikely to have a unified patent system (like the European Patent Office) anytime soon, companies must work with local experts to navigate the diverse legal landscape effectively.
A Passion for Travel and Creativity
When he’s not navigating the complexities of IP law, James enjoys exploring Southeast Asia’s diverse cultures. Living in Singapore provides the perfect base for travel, and over the years, he has visited destinations across Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia, and beyond. One of his favourite trips involved visiting Japan’s ancient city of Kyoto, known for its stunning temples and vibrant history.
Closer to home, James also enjoys a more creative pursuit—miniature painting. A hobby that requires patience and precision, he finds painting miniatures to be a relaxing counterbalance to his professional life. Encouraging creativity within his family, he spends time painting alongside his young daughters, who have developed their own artistic talents. “My six-year-old has already started creating anime-style drawings,” he says proudly.
How Marks & Clerk Supports Companies in Southeast Asia
Marks & Clerk Singapore LLP has been at the forefront of IP protection in the region for over 30 years, supporting both local and international clients with:
Patent drafting and prosecution
Freedom to operate analysis and infringement advice
Litigation support and trade mark enforcement
IP due diligence and training programmes
Regional IP strategy development across ASEAN
With deep expertise in the Southeast Asian market and strong relationships with trusted local firms, Marks & Clerk helps businesses navigate the complexities of regional IP laws.
For more information on how Marks & Clerk can support your IP strategy, visit Marks & Clerk Singapore.
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Postscript: Understanding the Mighty Five and ASEAN
For those unfamiliar with the terms referenced in this article:
The Mighty Five (MITI-V): This refers to five countries – Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, and Vietnam – identified as emerging manufacturing powerhouses. The term is inspired by earlier economic groupings like BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). These countries are seen as the next major destinations for global manufacturing, particularly as businesses look to diversify supply chains beyond China.
ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations): A regional intergovernmental organisation comprising ten Southeast Asian countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. ASEAN promotes economic growth, political stability, and trade collaboration among its member states. With a combined population larger than the European Union, ASEAN is rapidly becoming one of the world’s most significant economic regions.
Understanding these economic blocks is crucial for businesses looking to expand manufacturing operations or protect intellectual property in Southeast Asia.
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Levelling the IP Playing Field: Spotlight on Charles Clark, Founder of IP Arkitek
Intellectual property (IP) is often seen as a game of giants, dominated by multinational corporations with deep pockets and extensive legal resources. But Charles Clark, an internationally recognised expert in IP strategy and the founder of IP Arkitek, is on a mission to change that. With over 20 years of in-house experience spanning industries from precision engineering to energy, Charles has dedicated his career to helping innovative businesses harness the power of IP to drive growth, secure funding, and compete on a global scale.
We sat down with Charles to discuss his career journey, his thoughts on the evolving IP landscape, and how businesses—especially start-ups and SMEs—can develop winning IP strategies.
From Lasers to IP Strategy: A Career Built on Innovation
Charles’ career began in the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD), where he worked as a research scientist developing cutting-edge laser and optics technology for military applications. However, despite the thrill of working on advanced projects (many of which are only now emerging in the field, 25 years later), he felt constrained by the slow pace of innovation and sought a new challenge.
That challenge came in the form of intellectual property. Introduced to patent attorneys during his time at the MOD, and guided by a family friend in the profession, Charles pivoted into IP. His early career took him from private practice to in-house roles at global companies such as Black & Decker and Edwards Vacuum, where he gained first-hand experience in managing IP portfolios that fuelled business growth.
“In-house work gave me the opportunity to get involved in all aspects of IP strategy—beyond just patents and trademarks,” Charles explains. “It was about aligning IP with commercial goals, supporting acquisitions, securing funding, and building long-term business value.”
The Birth of IP Arkitek: A New Approach to IP Strategy
The idea for IP Arkitek was born out of necessity. While leading IP strategy at Centrica, Charles found himself at a crossroads when a corporate restructuring shifted the company’s focus away from new energy ventures. Rather than take on a role that didn’t align with his passions, he decided to carve his own path.
“I took the plunge, set up IP Arkitek, and started consulting—initially with contacts from Centrica who had moved into venture capital,” Charles recalls. “Since then, the business has evolved to help high-growth tech companies navigate the complexities of IP in a way that drives real commercial success.”
Unlike traditional patent attorneys, IP Arkitek doesn’t focus on drafting and prosecuting patents. Instead, Charles positions himself as a strategic advisor, acting as a fractional in-house IP lead for companies that need expert guidance but aren’t yet ready to build a full-scale IP team.
“It is worth pointing out that I don’t compete with patent attorney firms, and I don’t do any prep and pros work—they are much better at that than I am,” Charles explains. “Instead, I work closely with them, often taking on the role of a fractional in-house IP lead. This benefits both the client and the attorneys, as I can smooth the flow of information between them, freeing up attorney time to focus on their other clients while ensuring the business gets the best possible outcomes with high efficiency.”
“My role is to help businesses understand what they should be doing with their IP—not just what they could do,” he adds. “It’s about making smart decisions that align with long-term business goals.”
Levelling the Playing Field: Helping SMEs Navigate IP Challenges
One of Charles’ key missions is to level the IP playing field for smaller businesses, enabling them to compete with large corporations that traditionally dominate the space.
“Know what you’ve got and stick to your guns,” he advises. “Really understand the value of your innovation and how it fits into the bigger picture. If you don’t, bigger players will take advantage.”
One of the most striking examples of this came when Charles helped an SME navigate a complex IP issue with a UK regulatory body. The company was poised to participate in a government-funded project but faced a major roadblock: the existing contractual framework meant that any IP generated during the project would belong to the large corporate partners—not the SME.
“If they had gone ahead under those terms, they would have lost the ability to raise future funding,” Charles explains. “We had to educate regulators and corporate partners about why SMEs need to retain ownership of their innovations. It took time, but in the end, we reached an agreement that protected the SME’s IP while still delivering value to the project.”
The Future of IP: Moving Beyond Patents and Trademarks
As technology advances, Charles believes that businesses need to rethink how they approach IP.
“Too many business leaders see IP as just patents and trademarks, but that’s a limited view,” he says. “We need to distinguish between IP—which includes everything from innovative business models to customer relationships—and IPR (intellectual property rights), which are the legal tools used to protect that value.”
One area where this distinction is becoming critical is artificial intelligence. As AI-driven innovations continue to reshape industries, businesses need to understand how to protect and leverage their proprietary algorithms, data, and methodologies.
“This will be debated long after I retire,” Charles notes. “But companies that take a strategic view—understanding the difference between their valuable IP and the IPR mechanisms available—will be in the best position to succeed.”
Advice for Innovators: Building a Strong IP Strategy
For start-ups and high-growth businesses, Charles offers three key pieces of advice:
1 Start with the business case.
“Focus on what makes your business unique—your USP—and then identify the IP that underpins it. From there, you can determine the best IP protection strategy.”
2 Foster an IP-aware culture.
“Make sure your team understands the value of their ideas. An engaged team that sees the importance of IP will be more proactive in protecting and developing it.”
3 Plan for the long term.
“Budgeting for IP is critical. Many start-ups see patents as ‘too expensive’—but they’re only expensive if you don’t plan for them. A well-structured IP budget over three to five years can prevent costly surprises down the line.”
An IP Strategist with a Mission
Reflecting on his career, Charles is most proud of the path he has forged and the impact he has had on businesses navigating the complex world of IP.
“I see myself as an ‘attorney in recovery,'” he jokes. “My background in the profession gave me a solid foundation, but stepping away from traditional practice has allowed me to make a bigger impact.”
With IP Arkitek, Charles continues to challenge outdated approaches to IP strategy, ensuring that innovative businesses—no matter their size—have the tools, knowledge, and confidence to protect their ideas and thrive in competitive markets.
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In the latest issue of the NIPC Law Newsletter, author Jane Lambert @NIPClaw delves into a treasure trove of insights and developments that cater to IP specialist solicitors, patent and trademark attorneys, and everyone involved in the vibrant world of intellectual property.
News for IP Professionals in this issue include:
Practical Guidance on Small IP Claims: Essential information for those looking to navigate the complexities of bringing and defending small IP claims efficiently.
IP Clinics Update: Discover our upcoming IP clinics in Wales and Yorkshire, offering hands-on advice and support.
World IP Day Celebration: Join Jane in celebrating World IP Day on 26 April 2024, as she highlights the role of intellectual property in encouraging innovation and creativity.
Cambridge IP Law Summer School: Mark your calendars for 12 to 16 August 2024 for an immersive learning experience at the Cambridge IP Law Summer School.
GAR Live Damages Symposium Participation: Insight into NIPC Law’s speaking engagement at this prestigious event, showcasing the latest in IP damages and compensation strategies.
In-depth Articles and Case Notes: Stay updated with the recent developments in patents, trademarks, passing off, Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPC), the Unified Patent Court (UPC), and the Revocation and Reform (REUL) Act 2023, along with arbitration insights.
This issue is packed with valuable content designed to keep you ahead in the ever-evolving IP landscape. Whether you’re looking to enhance your knowledge, stay updated on legal reforms, or connect with like-minded professionals, the NIPC Law Newsletter is a valuable resource for all things IP.
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Keeping an Eye on Your Competitors’ Patent Filings: A Vital Competitive Strategy!
In today’s fast-paced business landscape, staying ahead of the curve is key to success. One often overlooked yet invaluable tactic is monitoring your competitors’ patent filings. Here’s why it’s essential:
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2️⃣ Protect Your IP: Recognizing potential overlaps between your intellectual property (IP) and that of your competitors helps you protect your assets and avoid costly legal battles down the road.
3️⃣ Partnership Opportunities: Identifying areas of synergy can open the door to collaboration or partnership opportunities, fostering growth and diversification.
4️⃣ Competitive Positioning: Knowing what your rivals are patenting allows you to assess their technological strengths and weaknesses, empowering you to position your offerings more effectively.
5️⃣ Risk Mitigation: Understanding the competitive landscape helps you prepare for market disruptions, mitigate risks, and adapt your strategies accordingly.
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As you sit at your desk, staring at the latest prototype of your invention, you can’t help but feel a mix of excitement and anxiety. You know that your product has the potential to disrupt the market, to solve a problem that nobody else has solved yet. You also know that your product is not entirely original and that it builds on some existing technologies and concepts. You wonder: what if someone else has already patented something similar? What if you invest time, money, and resources into this project, only to face a legal challenge that could bankrupt you?
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