Schell IP: Transform Your Ideas Into Marketable Assets Schell IP provides outstanding patent and trademark services to startups in an approachable manner and at an affordable price. Our team of patent attorneys, Ph.Ds and engineers has many years of experience working in and around startups, so we understand the financial and other challenges you face. We will work closely with you to understand your products and services to develop an expertly crafted strategy to ensure that the idea building blocks of your business are not stolen. Schell IP offers free initial consultations to startup team members in our convenient Denver Lodo location, at 1514 Blake St. Call today to schedule an appointment: (303) 900-8783 Also, Rocky Mountain Patent hosts a variety of intellectual property learning events for startups, free of charge. Visit out meetup page, www.meetup.com/PatentsForStartups to learn about upcoming events. Our team features an incredible core of technical talent familiar to many in the Colorado startup community, including Nicole Gravanga, Ph.D formerly of Rockies Venture Club and creative design experts Yuta Okkotsu, Ph.D and Dave Eyvazzedeh. Startup corporate formation guru Kieran McCarthy (www.coloradostartuplawyer.com) maintains an of counsel relationship with Rocky Mountain Patent. About Lead Counsel Jeff Schell: Jeff Schell is an experienced attorney focusing on intellectual property and startup issues. Jeff serves a variety of inventors and founders with dedication, focus and experience. As a USPTO-Licensed Patent Attorney, Jeff advises inventors and innovative companies, helping them create assets out of ideas. Jeff draws upon his consulting experience to help clients broaden their patent specifications to the greatest extent possible, increasing their potentially patentable subject matter. With a focus on early stage startups and solo/small group inventors, Jeff strives to structure his services to make them affordable to anyone who is serious about protecting their ideas. He regularly helps inventors build strategies around the USPTO’s new rules that potentially establish reduced fees for solo and early stage inventors. Jeff attended Northwestern University’s McCormick School of Engineering, graduating with degrees in Industrial Engineering & Management Sciences and Economics in 2004. He subsequently earned his Juris Doctor while jointly participating in the Masters in International Studies