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Frank Naumann
Fellow Analyst
Wiesbaden / Germany
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Roles & Responsibilities at KuppingerCole: In 2018, Frank Naumann joined KuppingerCole as an Analyst and is focusing his research on Privacy, Data Protection and Licensing Background & Education: Master of Laws Degree in International Business Law |
Areas of coverage: Privacy & Data Protection, Licensing Professional experience: Frank Naumann, LL.M., Attorney at Law (Germany), advises on matters of information technology and licensing law. His practice ranges from privacy & data protection issues to the protection and exploitation of intellectual property; and beyond to accompanying trademark portfolios and representing his clients in trademark and anti-trust disputes. Mr. Naumann studied law at the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany. As a partner of a regional law firm in Wiesbaden he developed an IT-law-specialized department beginning in 2003. He started his own firm and founded Kanzlei | Naumann in Wiesbaden in 2010. Mr. Naumann holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Business Law and is a certified expert for IT-law (Fachanwalt für Informationstechnologierecht). Mr. Naumann is also the vice-president of the “Einigungsstelle in Wettbewerbssachen”, an arbitration committee for competition law disputes of Wiesbaden’s Chamber of Industry and Commerce. |
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