Jazmine Ginet de la Cruz
Consumer Research
legal@unionandina.com
A Bachelor’s degree in Consumer Psychology from ESAN University, he has over six years of experience leading end-to-end research to improve products and services, both digital and analog, in sectors such as banking, consumer goods, and industry, among others. He applies methodologies such as Jobs to be Done, Design Thinking, the Double Diamond approach, and behavioral design to identify opportunities for improvement and design solutions focused on users and business objectives.
Education
• Bachelor’s in Consumer Psychology, Universidad ESAN (2019)
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Brief comments on the Institutional Working Paper of INDECOPI N° 003-2020: Proposal for INDECOPI to be a Constitutionally Autonomous Agency
In a social and democratic State, that seeks the efficient economic functioning of the market, legal certainty and equality must be provided, so that through the autonomous bodies the State can rely on these to provide efficiency, control and execution in certain...
Exhaustion of Trademark Rights
Trademark Law, like other rights, has limits. In particular, the rights of third parties or legal assets that the system also wishes to protect. Thus, in the case of trademarks, it is important to remember that it was developed within a competitive context, so it must...
Domain names versus trademarks
The nature of a trademark and the nature of a domain name are different, which is why it generates controversies. The registered trademark confers territorial rights limited by a certain class of the International Nomenclature, while the domain name does give its...