Speaking & Media

A guest who helps your audience understand what they own.

Conversations about ownership, licensing, AI, and the business value beneath the brand.

Host Introduction

Host introduction

Aurelia Mitchell Durant is a Partner at Rimon and an intellectual-property and international-business attorney with more than 25 years of legal experience. She advises commercially established brands and IP-led businesses on ownership, licensing, commercialization, AI-related risk, and the legal and strategic issues that surface when companies expand, partner, raise capital, or prepare for a transaction.

She has practiced since 1999 and has taught trademark law to attorneys, served as an adjunct professor, managed international IP portfolios, and advised on licensing and brand-protection matters across business and creative sectors.

Primary Interview Angles

Four conversations that give an audience something usable.

Your Business May Not Own What You Think You Own

Understand the gaps created by founders, contractors, agencies, collaborators, platforms, and legacy agreements.

Prepares listeners for licensing, investment, partnership, and diligence

AI Made Creation Abundant. Ownership Is Now the Premium.

Understand authorship, provenance, confidentiality, vendor terms, and evidence practices.

Connects AI use to control and commercialization, not fear alone

Before the Deal: Is Your Intellectual Property Actually Ready?

Learn what opportunities expose about chain of title, transferability, and licensing rights.

Speaks to founders, investors, advisors, and transaction audiences

Trademark Registration Is Not an Ownership System

See why filings alone do not answer who created, owns, controls, or can license the business's full asset base.

Distinguishes Aurelia from commodity filing services

Sample Host Questions

Sample host questions

  • What do companies commonly believe they own but cannot fully prove?
  • Why have contractors and agencies become such a persistent chain-of-title problem?
  • How does AI change the evidence a company should preserve about creative work?
  • What is the difference between registering a trademark and building an ownership-ready business?
  • Which commercial events expose ownership gaps most quickly?
  • What should a founder organize before licensing, raising capital, or entering diligence?
  • How can ownership discipline inform commercial strategy, not only legal risk?
  • What should international brands understand before entering the United States?

Media Kit

Media kit

Available to confirmed hosts on request. A complete kit is provided once an appearance is booked.

  • Current biographies in short, medium, and long form
  • Pronunciation line, preferred title, and approved Rimon description
  • Interview angles and sample questions
  • Website, LinkedIn, and media contact
  • Host note explaining that discussion is general information, not legal advice