Last Updated on September 27, 2026, 6:07 PM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis has been represented at the World Intellectual Property Organization WIPO, Cross Regional Forums based on intellectual property and the creative industries. Sanara Bussue-Ugboh, founder of House of Lyvelle and Collin Wyatt, songwriter and music performer attended the forum from September 21 to 31, 2026.
Intellectual Property Office of St. Kitts and Nevis shared the details of both individuals attending the WIPO forum online on their official social media handle. Sanara participated in the Cross Regional Forum for Women Creators and Entrepreneurs: Leveraging IP for AsiaPacific, Latin America held in Manila, Philippines. In the forums she got the opportunity to gain experience on how intellectual property can support business growth.
Moreover, during the three days’s forums she also presented a global business pitch regarding her handcrafted luxury handbag brand. In the meantime, Collin Wyatt known for his “Most High Forever” and “SK Sweet” work in the twin island participated in the Cross Regional Forum On IP and Music: Afro Caribbean Creative held in Accra, Ghana. At the forum Wyatt was accompanied by Jihan Williams-Knight, registrar of the Intellectual Property office of St. Kitts and Nevis.
At the forum Wyatt got the opportunity to interact with professionals, musicians, producers, festival organizers and intellectual property professionals and experts. During the three day’s forum he also participated in a Co-Creator Sound lab in which he produced two original songs along with eight other artists and engineers from other two regions.
Additionally, on the online post Intellectual Property Office of St. Kitts and Nevis appreciated the WIPO’s initiative of strengthening cross-regional connections through intellectual property. Further they mentioned their future commitment of providing training and support to local innovators and creators.
Notably, IPOSKN’s also requested the individuals to stay connected with them through their social media handle to witness Sanara and Wyatt presentation at the forum.
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