Blog editor and partner in our IP group, Joe Grasser, covers one of the year's most intriguing IP cases, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith et al, Case No. 21-869.
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Going Public. I m Dan woods. We re talking today with Suzanne Hightower. She s president of the Cape Broadway Theatre. It s a nonprofit, here in Cape Girardeau. Suzanne, welcome to the program.
Hightower: Thank you. I m glad to be here.
Woods: So we wanted to talk with you about your efforts and your nonprofit s efforts to restore the Broadway Theatre here in Cape Girardeau. Before we do that, though, tell us a little bit about yourself.
Hightower: Um, well, I am the president of the nonprofit Cape Broadway Theatre. I also just started a company called Speakeasy Coffee Company that is going to be opened here in the next month or two. And I am a pharmacist by trade, which I work to pay for the other projects that I have that are kind of my passion projects. And I am a single mother of with four kids.
Woods : We're talking today with Robbie Pratte. He is Director of Museum Operations at the Center for French Colonial Life in Ste. Genevieve. He's here to