Amélie Vanié-Abaglo
Formalities Team Leader
Europe
Luxembourg
Amélie has over 15 years’ experience working in Intellectual Property in Paris and Luxembourg. As Head of Formalities, Amélie supervises a team of formalities officers who handle the national processes to complete the validations of European Patents. Amélie also advises clients on various matters regarding validation of European Patents. She assists clients all around the world, ranging from from small entities to big corporations.
Amélie is a French qualified patent administrator and graduated from a Bachelor degree in Law from the French University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
Amélie has family in both Ivory Coast and France and enjoys cooking various dishes from both countries.
A native French speaker, Amélie is also fluent in English and understands basic Luxembourgish.
Languages
- Français (French)
- English
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Qualifications
Certified Patent Administrator (CAB)
Bachelor's degree in Law, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
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