Deborah cohn longtime leader at the uspto

Deborah Cohn - Longtime Leader at the USPTO Deborah Cohn is a former Patent and Trademark Official with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. For over 30 years, Cohn worked as an attorney for the government. Joining in 1983, Cohn left a huge mark in the office, making a difference with her knowledge of trademark law and her ability to lead the people around her.. In2010, the United States Patent and Trademark Office rewarded Deborah Cohn and her hard work with the office with a promotion to Commissioner of Trademarks.

Deborah Cohn was an excellent Patent and Trademark Official for the government for many years. Her knowledge of trademark law and management expertise propelled her Into the ranks of management. Cohn worked hard to benefit the office as an individual employee and when places in a group project. Her team leadership caught the eye of the higher level managers who saw the potential of Cohn as a future leader. In 2006, that potential was put to work as Deborah Cohn was promoted to the Deputy Commissioner for Trademarks and eventually the Commissioner for Trademarks Not taking the opportunity lightly, Deborah Cohn, Trademark came into the position with some ideas of her own. Noting the inefficient traffic commute to work every day, Cohn recognized an opportunity for her office to capitalize on. Cohn and her time at the office brought in an electronic processing system that opened the office to telecommuting. This improved the work-life balance of the employees, as they no longer had to battle the traffic of the Metro Washington D.C. area on their daily commutes. A big win for her employees, but Cohn did not bring in the system only for the employees. With the integration of telecommunication, the office reduced the cost of operations. Being that Deborah Cohn was the Commissioner of Trademarks for the United States Patent and Trademark Office, she was over the budget of the office operations and thus another achievement was racked up for Cohn. Deborah Cohn retired from her service with the office in December 2014.

Since her retirement from the United States Patent and Trademark Office, Deborah Cohn enjoyed a short break from the workforce before being hired by the International Trademarks Association (INTA) in February of 2015. The INTA has Cohn joining their office in Washington D. C. as their Senior Director of Government Relations. She will be a part of the Association’s plan to strengthen their focus on trademark and internet policy issues in the United States and the World.