As part of the firm’s corporate practice, Alex advises both newly formed and established companies on the full spectrum of business matters, from the ordinary course of navigating day-to-day operations, securing financing, or mergers and acquisitions. His practice spans every stage of a company’s lifecycle, including formation, governance, fundraising, stock and asset sales, mergers, and corporate reorganizations.
Prior to joining the firm, Alex was an associate at prominent Phoenix based firm in their corporate & securities practice. Prior to that and upon graduating law school at UCLA, he spent time at major accounting firms KPMG and Eide Bailly.
A Phoenix native, Alex spends his free time golfing, snowboarding, camping, gaming, debating philosophy, and enjoying just about any water sport. And yes, he is one of those people who claims to “love traveling,” but at least he means it.
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Rose Law Group Corporate Transactions Director Shruti Gurudanti comments on Carta’s exit from secondary trading following credibility hit
By Connie Loizos | Tech Crunch Roughly 72 hours after a prominent startup customer complained that Carta was misusing information with which it was entrusted — scaring many of Carta’s tens of thousands of other customers in the process — Carta is exiting the business that landed it in trouble with the customer. Carta co-founder and CEO Henry Ward posted on Medium tonight that: “Because
Venture capital deal value in 2023 declines, fundraising hits low point; Rose Law Group Corporate Transactions Director Shruti Gurudanti has a tip for investors
By Arleen Jacobius | Pensions & Investments The global venture capital market saw a combined 37,809 transactions worth a combined $345.7 billion in 2023, a 27% decline in number and 35% drop in the value of deals from the prior year, PitchBook data shows. The amount invested in deals hasn’t been as low since 2019 when the total global venture
Cheddar News Sold to Archetype in Earn-Out Deal After $200 Million Sale in 2019; Shruti Gurudanti, Rose Law Group partner and director of corporate transactions, explains earn-outs
By Jeremy Fuster | The Wrap Altice USA closed a deal on Thursday to sell the youth-skewing business news streaming channel Cheddar News to Archetype, a media company owned by private equity firm Regent LP. “Cheddar has helped transform the way millennials have accessed television news since its groundbreaking debut broadcast from an iPhone in 2016,” Archetype said in a statement. “We
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