Adam Liberman

Adam Liberman is the Director of IP Advantage Services at Deloitte, where he focuses on intellectual property (IP) strategies and services. His professional background includes significant experience in the music industry, particularly in copyright law, having served as General Counsel for the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) for over a decade. In this role, he managed anti-piracy litigation globally and advised on copyright legislation, highlighting his expertise in navigating complex IP issues.

Liberman has also worked as an adjunct professor at the UNSW Law Faculty, contributing to academic discourse on IP law. He holds a master's degree from Columbia University, where he studied under notable legal scholars and engaged with landmark copyright cases during his studies. His career trajectory has taken him through various jurisdictions, including New Zealand, Australia, the USA, and the UK, allowing him to develop a comprehensive understanding of global IP law.

In addition to his role at Deloitte, Liberman has been actively involved in government reviews of copyright in New Zealand, emphasizing his commitment to evolving IP frameworks in response to technological advancements and industry needs.12