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18 November 2020Aislinn Burton

Licensing in a Crisis: Treat it Like a Marriage

“The long-term relationship between a licensee and a licensor is a lot like a marriage,” according to Adina Avery-Grossman, Partner at Brandgenuity LLC (US).

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