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Speaking opportunities are now open for the 19th annual International Law Enforcement IP Crime Conference, cohosted by INTERPOL and the Royal Thai Police, in partnership with UL Standards & Engagement (ULSE), and delivered by the International IP Crime Investigators College (IIPCIC), INTERPOL Global Academy.
We seek experts and experienced practitioners who can address IP crime, interrelated illicit trade, and anti-counterfeiting topics focused on providing best practices, actionable insights, case studies, practical advice, and innovative approaches to address safety and security challenges associated with these criminal activities.
The annual Conference traditionally attracts 400+ delegates from nearly 100 countries representing 250+ cross-sector agencies and organizations. It is renowned and highly regarded for delivering unsurpassed cross-sector networking and collaboration opportunities for decision-makers and front-line personnel. Participants can engage and challenge each other, offering a unique delegate experience not found elsewhere.
The Conference will be held from Tuesday, 27 October, to Thursday, 29 October, in Bangkok, Thailand.
We are seeking speakers to fill the following roles:
Facilitators guide 60-minute panel sessions, ensuring discussions remain engaging, focused, and inclusive. They support panelists and encourage audience participation to explore solutions, share insights, and highlight actionable strategies for addressing IP crime challenges globally.
Panel sessions are 60 minutes in the main ballroom with simultaneous translation. Each session includes 1 facilitator and 3 speakers. These interactive, discussion-based sessions do not use PowerPoint and encourage delegates to share insights, explore challenges, and learn from best practices and case studies that help reduce IP crime and advance global safety and security.
Training sessions run concurrently with panels for 60 minutes in English. Led by 1 facilitator and 2 speakers, these sessions provide hands-on training with practical examples, case studies, and best practices. PowerPoint and other materials are encouraged to enhance learning and enable participants to ask questions and discuss operational solutions in depth.
If you want to participate as a speaker, please complete the Speaker Form below before July 31, 2026.
We will confirm that we received your submission via email.
If you are selected as a speaker, you will be notified no later than August 30, 2026.
Once your speaker slot has been confirmed, we will schedule calls to review session requirements and finalize logistics.
We will see you in Bangkok in October.
Thank you for your interest in contributing to the 2026 Bangkok IP Crime Conference. Submissions will be reviewed by the Organizing Committee. Selected applicants may be contacted for additional information.
Please complete the following form before July 31, 2026.
Full Name
Title/Role
Department/Unit
Organization
Business Email Address
Phone Number
Country/Region
LinkedIn Profile or Professional Bio URL
Note: Submitting your preference does not guarantee session selection; final formats and topics are determined by the Organizing Committee.
Theme: Bridging Borders: From Regional Action to Global Impact
The 2026 Conference program is thoughtfully structured to present best practices, share actionable insights and case studies, and introduce innovative solutions, which will enhance capabilities, deepen knowledge, and build expertise, thereby strengthening investigative and enforcement efforts, expanding cross-border intelligence sharing, and improving readiness to address transnational organized crime, including unsafe counterfeit products, and interconnected illicit trade activities, ultimately, contributing to a safer and more secure world.
Cross-Border Investigations and Enforcement
Capacity Building and Training
Organizational and Operational Excellence
AI, Technology, and Digital Innovation
Academic and Applied Research
Data and Intelligence Solutions
Supply Chain Integrity
Anti-Counterfeiting and Brand Protection
Cross-Sector Collaboration and Partnerships
Law Enforcement / Investigative Agencies
Government / Regulatory Authorities
Legal / Policy / Compliance
Private Sector / Industry / Technology
Academia / Research Institutions
Non-Profit / Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
Other relevant experience:
Please include regions, industries, and your role:
Optional supporting document:
(e.g., enforcement authority, technical expertise, policy influence, safety oversight, unique data)
Optional supporting document:
(presentation, article, case study, white paper, etc.):
If yes, list up to three recent engagements (event + year):
I confirm that the information provided is accurate and that I am available to present if selected.
I have read and agree to the IIPCIC Privacy Policy.
I understand sessions may be recorded and distributed.
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Facilitators guide 60-minute panel sessions, ensuring discussions remain engaging, focused, and inclusive. They support panelists and encourage audience participation to explore solutions, share insights, and highlight actionable strategies for addressing IP crime challenges globally.
Panel sessions are 60 minutes in the main ballroom with simultaneous translation. Each session includes 1 facilitator and 3 speakers. These interactive, discussion-based sessions do not use PowerPoint and encourage delegates to share insights, explore challenges, and learn from best practices and case studies that help reduce IP crime and advance global safety and security.
Training sessions run concurrently with panels for 60 minutes in English. Led by 1 facilitator and 2 speakers, these sessions provide hands-on training with practical examples, case studies, and best practices. PowerPoint and other materials are encouraged to enhance learning and enable participants to ask questions and discuss operational solutions in depth.
Your form has been submitted. If you are selected as a speaker, you will be notified no later than August 30, 2026.
Sincerely,
2026 Organizing Committee
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