An association or nonprofit's intellectual property, trademarks, and brand represent the organization and protecting those are critical to an organization's ability to grow and thrive. And, one should also not infringe on the property rights of others and put his or her organization at risk. Association executives and nonprofit leaders should be knowledgeable of the legal principles with respect to intellectual property.
The ever expanding virtual world has added new twists on intellectual property concerns and questions. Authors Glassie, Johnson, and Lynch demistify the questions with clear, concise information relevant to associations and nonprofit. Intellectual Property for Nonprofit Organizations and Associations covers such issues as

• Copyright
• Trademark
• Internet
• Social media
• Cybersecurity, privacy, and the right of publicity
• Contracts
• Patents
• Music licensing

Intellectual Property for Nonprofit Organizations and Associations is a reference that every nonprofit should have on hand.
(2012, 136 pages, PDF download)