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Program Notes:
My recent conversation with Nancy Delain offered up a wealth of information for women
around protecting our intellectual property. From helping women to pull unrecognized
golden nuggets out of their minds to assembling the structures to monetize their
inventions, Nancy has mastered all the steps necessary. And if building a franchise is
the dream, she is able to apply her skills to help women rise and thrive. A fascinating
conversation for any woman ready to launch into a new level of business and industry.

Bio:
Nancy Baum Delain, Esq. is a solo lawyer who concentrates her practice in intellectual
property, business law and bankruptcy matters. She owns and runs Delain Law Office,
PLLC as a virtual law practice with a physical presence in Schenectady New York. She
is admitted as an attorney in New York and as a patent attorney before the United
States Patent and Trademark Office.

Before studying law, Nancy was a technical documentation specialist (writer, editor, and
manager) for over 20 years, working as an independent consultant or W-2 employee
with such companies as 3M, CSC, Rational Software, General Electric Company, NYS
Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC), and KeyBank. She brings those skills
to bear as she works with clients to document invention, protect business goodwill, and
negotiate and develop contracts and deals.

Nancy is a Mensan.

Nancy has been an adjunct faculty member at the University of Phoenix, teaching
technical writing and first-year writing courses online. She was also an adjunct faculty

member at The Sage Colleges for one semester, teaching business law to
undergraduates in a classroom setting.

When she’s not working or volunteering, Nancy enjoys swimming, walking, reading,
writing, and playing with her many cats.