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IP Festival 2025 – Berlin patents for your business success

IP Festival 2025 – Berlin Patents for your business success

Explore. Exchange. Apply.

The IP Festival 2025 offers Berlin-based entrepreneurs a unique opportunity to explore the world of Berlin’s patents – practical, inspiring, and future-oriented. Gain direct insights into innovations from Berlin’s research landscape, benefit from the experiences of other companies, and receive expert advice on how to work effectively with patents.

Events at a Glance

  • Time: Tuesday, November 25, 2025, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Place: IHK Berlin, Fasanenstr. 85, 10623 Berlin
  • Audience: Berlin Entrepreneurs
  • Costs: free for all IHK member companies

Your benefits at the IP Festival 2025

1. Unique Development Opportunities
Engage directly with inventors and discover how new technologies and processes can drive your business forward. Explore the wide range of opportunities that Berlin’s research landscape has to offer.

2. Dynamic Formats – Silent Disco Pitches
Experience innovative technologies and processes in compact Silent Disco Pitches. Researchers present their patents and demonstrate the tangible benefits for your company.

3. Real-World Success Stories
Get inspired by companies that have already achieved success through working with patents. Learn how intellectual property can become a true competitive advantage.

4. Expertise All in One Place
Meet experts from research and industry. Take the opportunity to ask questions, make valuable connections, and gain insights to guide your next steps.

Leveraging Patents to expand Market Opportunities

Looking to expand your product range or enter new markets? At IP Festival 2025, discover how Berlin-based companies successfully collaborate with the research community to transform patents into market-ready solutions. Learn how patents can enhance your ideas, convince investors, and strengthen your market position.

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