Meet the Chief IP Officer
We do not file patents. We place operators who price your patents, data and know-how, then sell the right to use them. Operators, not lawyers.
Free 30 minutes with Georgina. Straight answer, no pitch.
They simplified our complex picture into a clear commercial strategy
Joysy JohnClient
Exceptional depth of expertise. Their work was central to closing our first funding round
Ngozi FakeyeClient
Our operators have held senior roles at
American Express
Salesforce
Tripadvisor
Lawyers file, accountants count, and nobody creates a revenue line out of your IP. That is this position's whole job. We find the operator, vet them, and put them inside your team from week one.
$20bn
In IP value created, specialising in US and European companies
Patents, trademarks and know-how, planned and executed
Our IP leaders are operators, not lawyers
They turned data we were sitting on into real revenue streams.
Human+ AI ↑
Your Chief IP Officer prices the portfolio and runs the deals. AI watches every patent filing and competitor move in your industry.
Protection competitors cannot copy, even with AI
Two paths to money: licensing revenue, or a higher sale price
In plain English
Your Chief IP Officer works on one thing: the hidden value in your technology. Your data, your patents, your know-how. They find it, they protect it, and they turn it into money.
Lawyers file, accountants count, and nobody creates an entire revenue line out of your IP. That last part is their whole job.
What this position changes, asset by asset. Read the patents that started earning → · How DGS’s patents alone were valued at $18 billion →
Proof
Treated the data as an asset, not a by-product.
Built monetisation layers across 8 industries.
Structured pricing and licensing frameworks.
Identified high-value use cases in security, spectrum, and defence.
Positioned DGS as infrastructure, not a data experiment.
Free 30 minutes with Georgina. Straight answer, no pitch.
Three depths
01 · Add-on
Software that watches your competitors’ patents for you. 24/7 monitoring, filing alerts, and gap analysis. Included free with any engagement.
$980/ month
What's included
02 · Fixed price
Full 90-day audit + strategy sprint. Fixed price. The operator embeds, maps everything of value, hands you an investor-grade IP strategy.
$6,500one-time
What's included
03 · Recurring
A full-time Chief IP Officer costs $475,000 a year. Get an exited executive running your entire IP strategy, filings and licensing revenue, embedded two days a week. 2+ patents required · 6-month minimum.
$8,000/ month
What's included
What the CEOs we worked with say
“We needed to scale our IP strategy, but wisely. Beyond Elevation made it happen, no need for a full in-house team.”Mat Westergreen, CEO, Grantify
“A significant part of our growth. They turned data we were sitting on into real revenue streams.”Babacar Diallo, CEO, Oolu Solar
“Modern, innovative, and strategic. Completely reshaped how we approach hidden value.”Dan Moller, COO, Vinaya Technology
“Exceptional depth of expertise. Their work was central to closing our first funding round.”Ngozi Fakeye, Client
“Expertise and flair in strategy. A natural leader who keeps a scale-up ready for funding rounds.”Rob Withagen, CEO, Asoko Insight
“Diligent, methodical, reliable. They structured our entire process and built a licensing framework from scratch.”William Green, CEO, L'estrange
“Our $30M round needed someone who understood valuation and the tactics behind a strong raise.”Carl Steinmann, Founder, Acresclub
The outcome
01 · Valuation
They give investors proof they can put a price on. Your round closes faster, at a higher number.
02 · Revenue
Other companies pay to use what you own. Your Chief IP Officer finds them, sets the price, and runs the deals.
03 · Exit
They build the legal walls around your IP before a competitor does. Competitors pay you or they stay out.
Based on structured IP portfolios vs. comparable peers.
Market proof
Let’s get on a call
Georgina books you a free 30-minute call. Straight answer, no pitch. If there is nothing worth doing, we say so on the call.
Lawyers are paid to file. We are paid to make it earn.
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Georgina KingExecutive Partnership Manager
FAQ
The diagnostic call is free. If you want more, the 90-day IP audit is $6,500 fixed, and the embedded part-time Chief IP Officer is $8,000 a month, against $475,000 a year for the same executive full-time. All pricing is on this page; no surprises on the call.
No. We do not file or prosecute. We decide what is worth owning and what it should earn, then bring counsel in to execute.
Then month one is patent mining. Most companies are already sitting on four to nine unfiled assets.
We tell you on the first call. A clean no is a complete answer.
Deep tech and AI companies from pre-Series A to exit, and corporates holding dormant portfolios.
Eight minutes for a scored patentability read. Thirty days for a full asset map.
Yes. The firm runs across the US and UK.
No. It’s 30 minutes: you describe what you’ve built, we give you a valuation range and your next three moves. You keep the advice whether or not we ever work together. If we can’t help you, we say so on the call.
You get an instant calendar confirmation. No prep needed. Don’t write anything, don’t send documents. Come as you are; we do the digging on the call.
IP monetization is the process of generating revenue from intellectual property assets: patents, proprietary data, trade secrets, and know-how. This happens through licensing, sales, or strategic partnerships rather than letting them sit idle.
We group your patents into commercial clusters, map each one to industries and likely licensees, set the pricing, then approach target companies with an offer that saves them years of research.
Structured IP creates barriers that investors and acquirers can put a price on. Companies with organized IP portfolios and licensing revenue consistently achieve 2x or higher valuation multiples compared to peers without IP strategy.
IP protection is filing patents and trademarks to legally defend your assets. IP monetization goes further: it turns those protected assets into revenue through licensing, strategic partnerships, and valuation leverage.
