EXPERIENCE

Zach’s recent transactions include representing:

• Alexion Pharmaceuticals in its acquisition of Portola Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
• Carrier Global Corporation in its €12 billion acquisition of Viessmann Climate Solutions
• Clearlake Capital Group in its growth investment in Crash Champions
• General Atlantic:
  • in the $4 billion sale of its publicly traded portfolio company, EngageSmart, to Vista Equity Partners
  • in its acquisition of Mi9 Retail
• IBM:
  • in its spin-off of Kyndryl Holdings, Inc., its managed infrastructure services business, into a separate publicly traded company
  • in its sale of its Sales Performance Management Offering to Varicent Software
  • in its acquisition of Instana, Inc.
• KPS Capital Partners:
  • in its acquisition of Howden, a provider of air and gas handling products, technologies and services, from Colfax Corporation and subsequent $4.4 billion sale to Chart Industries
  • Speira, a portfolio company of KPS Capital Partners, in its acquisition of Real Alloy Europe
  • in its acquisition of the fitness business of Brunswick Corporation, including the Life Fitness brand
  • in its acquisition of TaylorMade Golf Company from adidas AG
• Marathon Digital Holdings in its acquisition of two operational Bitcoin mining sites from subsidiaries of Generate Capital
• Mizuho Financial Group in its acquisition of Greenhill & Co.
• PRA Health Sciences in its approximately $12 billion sale to ICON
• PulteGroup in its acquisition of America West
• Red Hat in its acquisition of StackRox
• Salini Impregilo in its sale of Lane Construction’s paving business
• Simon Property Group in its acquisition of an 80% ownership interest in The Taubman Realty Group, the operating partnership of Taubman Centers, Inc.
• Taylor Morrison Home Corporation in its acquisition of AV Homes
• TowerBrook Capital Partners in its sale of Wilton Brands
• Trumark Homes in its acquisition of Wathen Castanos Homes
• XPO Logistics in the separation of its tech-enabled brokered transportation services from its less-than-truckload (LTL) business in North America to create two separate publicly traded companies