Grace Shao, Managing Partner of Baker McKenzie Taipei and head of its Intellectual Property and Technology practice in Taiwan, has been named one of the Influential Women in IP 2026 by World IP Review, the only law firm partner from Taiwan to be included on this global list, underscoring her international reputation and leadership within Taiwan's intellectual property community.
This honor recognizes Grace’s achievements in intellectual property and her influential role in Taiwan’s legal and policy landscape, where she has helped clients navigate complex challenges while contributing to the advancement of the IP profession.
The annual list recognizes women whose leadership, expertise and achievements are shaping the future of intellectual property. Selected through nominations, independent research and editorial assessment, the 2026 honorees span private practice, in-house legal teams, academia and public institutions, reflecting their impact on the global IP landscape.
“I am honored to be recognized by World IP Review alongside so many accomplished women in the profession,” said Grace Shao. “This recognition reflects our shared commitment to helping clients protect and maximize the value of their intellectual property.”
This latest recognition further underscores Baker McKenzie’s strength in intellectual property and its commitment to helping clients protect and maximize the value of their intellectual property assets.