Your business generates income.
Ownership creates assets.
With everything happening in today's business climate, I believe it's time for more women founders and experts to think beyond simply building businesses, brands and visibiity and start intentionally building assets they own.
Too often, people don't realize the value of protecting what they've built until an opportunity or a problem forces them to.
A Partnership Opportunity arises.
Someone wants to license or collaborate around what you've created.
Your brand or signature work begins gaining visibility.
Someone starts using something you've spent years building.
Or you discover that the name you've built your brand or reputation around isn't actually protected.
That's when ownership suddenly matters.
But it shouldn't take a problem or a major opportunity for us to start thinking about it.
Too many accomplished experts, founders, and leaders are building brands worth protecting, all while putting off one important question:
What do I actually own?
And for many, one of the first things sitting on that list is their TRADEMARK!
WHY I CREATED THIS INTENSIVE
For years, I've worked with founders, experts and business owners to help them build profitable brands, monetize their expertise, and leverage the intellectual property they're creating into valuable business assets, partnerships and scalable revenue streams.
Through that work, I kept seeing a recurring gap: people were building valuable brands, frameworks, programs, and businesses but often ownership didn't become a priority until an opportunity arose or a problem surfaced.
I've seen a founder forced to rebrand after years of building, a framework copied after a workshop and partnerships complicated because ownership wasn't clear.
As someone who has built multiple brands and successfully navigated the federal trademark registrations process myself, securing six federal trademark registrations, I know firsthand that it's better to think about ownership before an opportunity or a problem forces you to.
That's why I created the Own what you build - Trademark Filing Intensive: A structured, guided implementation experience to help founders and experts take action on an important part of protecting what they've built: their trademark.
This is a hands-on guided Implementation experience designed to help you move from uncertainty to a completed trademark application prepared with clarity and confidence.
What you'll walk away with:
Lastly, Develop the knowledge you can use again.
Gain practical knowledge and familiarity with the federal trademark filing process that can help you make more informed decisions as you continue building and protecting your brands.
Meet Adeola
Business and Brand Development Strategist
For more than two decades, Adeola Ariyo has worked at the intersection of business, technology, entrepreneurship, brand development, leadership and education.
Today she works with founders, experts and organizations to build profitable brands, monetize expertise, and leverage intellectual property to create valuable business assets, licensing opportunities, partnerships and scalable revenue streams.
As a founder and ecosystem builder, Adeola has built multiple brands, developed and licensed intellectual property to schools and organizations and built partnerships with leading corporations and organizations.
She has also successfully navigated the federal trademark registrations process and secured six federal trademark registrations across her own portfolio.
She has also built an ecosystem focused on helping women founders and experts recognize, position and leverage their expertise and what they've built to create greater income and business opportunities.
YOUR INVESTMENT
OWN WHAT YOU BUILD
$997
Trademark FIling Intensive
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Trademark Asset Builder
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USPTO Account Setup Guide
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Trademark Class Education and Guidance
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Step by Step Application Walkthrough
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Trademark Filing Preparation Checklist
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Live Implementation Session
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Access/Session Replay for 30 days
You've built it. Now own it.
Stop delaying, Stop saying, I'll do it later. This is your opportunity to protect what you've built, create long-term value, and open the door to new opportunities.