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welcome to the McNees intellectual property podcast series this podcast will address employee confidentiality and intellectual property agreements by Bruce Wollstonecraft attorney at law mr. Wolfson Croft is a member of the intellectual property and Patent groups of McNees every company or organization has confidential information which if shared with the competition could cause the company to lose its competitive edge and negatively impact revenue examples of confidential information include information and data related to business strategy and product development customer and vendor lists and company financial information such as profit margins and pricing strategies a recent survey stated that 87% of employees who leave a job take with them information or data that they created in the job and 28% took information or data that others had created 88% of those employees took corporate presentations which contain business strategy documents 31% to a customer list and 25% took other type
