From May 17th to 21st, 2025, the 147th Annual Meeting of the International Trademark Association (INTA) was successfully held at the San Diego Convention Center, USA. As a long-standing member of INTA, the Johnson IP team has consistently participated in this premier event since the 2018 Seattle meeting, crossing oceans each year. This year in San Diego, the Johnson IP team joined over 10,000 IP professionals from more than 140 countries and regions worldwide. They engaged deeply in discussions on cutting-edge topics, connected with international resources, and returned with significant achievements!
INTA 2025: A Global Gathering for the IP Community
Centered on the theme “The Business of IP,” this year’s meeting focused on key topics such as trademark protection, brand strategy, and compliance management. It featured inaugural dedicated tracks for Corporate Counsel and Patent Practitioners, encompassing over 500 roundtable discussions and more than 20 business development activities. These provided strategic guidance and a collaborative platform for professionals worldwide.

Key Highlights



Johnson IP Team: Engaging the World with Expertise, Connecting the Future through Action
The Johnson IP team actively participated in numerous specialized sessions and roundtable forums throughout the event.



The team engaged in in-depth discussions with representatives from law firms, corporations, and international organizations across over 60 countries, including the US, Europe, and Asia, leading to the establishment of multiple collaborative intentions.


Returning to a New Chapter: Serving Local Innovation with a Global Perspective
The INTA journey was not only an opportunity for learning and exchange but also a catalyst for strategic advancement. From San Diego back to Shenzhen, the Johnson IP team remains committed to its mission of “Uniting Teams, Delivering Wins,” empowering Chinese brands to navigate the international stage. Looking ahead, we will continue to leverage intellectual property as a bridge, collaborating with global partners to build an open, innovative, and mutually beneficial IP ecosystem.