What is the most important business lesson you've learned about intellectual property?
Replied byDavid Grutman
Founder & CEO at Groot Hospitality
Niche: Agencies
Revenue: Estimated $15M-$30M USD/month
Location: Miami, Florida, USA
Started: 2018
Intellectual property is one of the most valuable assets a business can own. Revenue matters, but real wealth is often created when a brand is sold or expanded. If you're helping build a brand and creating value, you need to own part of that intellectual property whenever possible.
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