About JotKulture
Helping entrepreneurs, creators, and organizations protect their ideas, brands, and cultural intellectual property.
Trademarks. Copyrights.
Fashion & Cultural Heritage
Fashion & Cultural Heritage
Sound Like You?
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Are you a busy entrepreneur, business owner, or content creator?
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You know IP is an important asset but you aren't a big corporation and you don't have your own IP lawyer on speed dial!
- Are you a creative company or large corporation that cares about corporate social responsibility, and ESG, including social sustainability and respect for human rights?
- You are creating products and content and that means you have valuable intellectual property to protect.
- Our crash course will teach you to protect your trademarks and copyrights - like big companies do - but without the huge expense!
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Partner with us to be intentional about your use of cultural heritage and cultural intellectual property in your branding.





When You Work With JotKulture
You are Working With:
Published Authors
Attorneys With Global Experience & Perspectives
Experienced Teachers
Experts In Traditional Knowledge
Experts In Trademarks & Geographical Indications
Experts In Intangible Cultural Heritage
Meet The Founder
J. Jan Osei-Tutu, J.D., LL.M.
I founded JotKulture because I believe in building bridges to foster understanding in a global and diverse marketplace. Socially responsible intellectual property can be an important part of embracing corporate social responsibility and implementing the “social” in ESG.
For companies who embrace diversity and equity, a thoughtful approach to cultural trademarks and branding can play an important role in respectful cultural exchange.
Our Team
Sucharita Ghosh
Research & Project Manager
Sucharita Ghosh is an attorney with expertise in trademarks and intellectual property law. She has experience advising clients on trademark law in India, where she is licensed to practice. Ms. Ghosh recently completed a Master of Laws at the University of Leeds in England, where she wrote her thesis on intellectual property and traditional knowledge.
Our Team
Michelle Okyere
Researcher
Michelle Okyere is a Ghanaian lawyer and current PhD candidate at Nottingham Law School. Specializing in commercial trade and intellectual property law, she has substantial experience working with both local and international clients. Her previous role as an Associate at Bentsi-Enchill Letsa & Ankomah involved handling complex legal matters in corporate practice, including mergers, acquisitions, and compliance in the petroleum and mining sectors.
“Learning from JOTKULTURE has been a game changer for me, Jan has the right expertise and she is clear, and engaging. I love that she explains thing so that I understand what I need to pay attention to as a business owner and content creator. Thanks to the course, I am confident that my business iS on the right track when it comes to protecting my creative content. You won’t regret your decision to take Jotkulture’s IP for Content Creators. “
Cynthia Okoye
“JOTKULTURE’S ‘Develop a Solid Brand’ course is perfect for anyone that owns a small business. It’s concise, powerful, and navigates trademarks seamlessly. I hadn’t paid much attention to trademarks and branding when / started out and I didn’t want to take thousand of dollars out of my business to spend on hiring lawyers. Thanks to JotKulture’s courses, I know what I need to do to make sure my small business brand has a strong foundation as my business grows.”
Modern Minimalist Designs
“Thank you for providing us with assistance regarding our organization’s rebranding efforts. Your advice was very helpful and we appreciated you guidance.”
Black Physicians of Canada
Let's Work Together
Trademarks. Human Rights. International Intellectual Property.
Jotkulture is about building bridges to foster understanding in a global and diverse marketplace. We are passionate about intellectual property and we are committed to respect for cultural heritage.