IP expert Inngot moves to new offices

Inngot, the intellectual property (IP) commercialisation specialist, has moved to larger, brand-new premises in the heart of Swansea’s thriving Creative Quarter. IP expert Inngot will now occupy a new head office, located in the Urban Village on Swansea's High Street.

The move will enable the growing company to accommodate a number of additional employees, who will be recruited in coming months, as part of the next phase of Inngot’s planned expansion.

In addition to the more ’traditional’ offer of IP consultancy and research services, the firm, which was established in 2007, has a unique suite of online tools that are increasingly being used by commercial finance providers, to help counter the growing threat from the Fintech sector.

Paul Rogers, Inngot’s Technical Sales Manager, explains: "We are experiencing significant sales growth, both in the use of our tools, as well as in services, including some large international consultancy projects. It is essential that we have a well-located, professional office environment and the space to expand our workforce. We couldn’t have asked for a better environment - the new premises hit the mark in every respect."

Over the next few months, Inngot plans to introduce new products and services that will increase the company’s reputation as a ’one-stop shop’ for individuals and organisations that are looking to create the maximum value from their IP and intangible assets.

IP expert Inngot offers a suite of online tools to help innovative businesses identify, manage and value intellectual property and intangible assets. In addition to its IP valuation tools, it contributes to the international debate on how best to help SMEs in particular uncover and leverage the value locked up in their IP and intangible assets and offers bespoke IP valuation and technology valuation services.

Inngot is known for its work with governments, international Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and leading business groups in developing policy that drives appreciation of the true value and significance of intangible assets in the 21st century global economy. Publications include Banking on IP? (UK IPO, 2013), Penalty Fair? (UK IPO, 2015) and Intangibles, Intellectual Property and Integrated Reporting (ACCA, 2015).