Structuring Joint Ventures | On-Demand
This M&A Master Class focuses on the specific decisions, information, and actions that will likely be required during the formation and governance of a joint venture
Negotiate joint ventures to maximize the economic benefit of a transaction
Properly identify the risks associated with joint ventures and manage exposure
Reduce the amount of time absorbed when negotiating a joint venture
Determining the integration principles
Governance for joint venture investments
Determining frameworks for disputes and dissolving a joint venture
"This M&A Master Class provides a solid basis for understanding and evaluating joint venture opportunities. A great introduction or enhancement to education on the topic."
Executive Director, Corporate Development (EMEA), JLL
"I found the scope of coverage and level of detail and insight provided in this session to be extremely informative and helpful. Thank you to instructors Cathy Hwang and Matthew Jennejohn for your preparation. I look forward to referencing the course materials when considering future JV structures for my organization."
Head of Business Development and Licensing, Ascensia Diabetes Care
"The knowledgeable session leaders did a great job of extracting insights from the participants--this engagement really adds to the lecture element."
Strategy and Corporate Development, Bloomberg
"This Master Class was full of very interesting ideas. It was also helpful to have such an interactive session and to learn from the experiences of other participants."
Vice President, Senior Transactions Counsel, Amyris
Professor Cathy Hwang is a Professor of Law at the University of Virginia where her research and teaching focus on business law, including mergers and acquisitions, corporate contracts, and corporate governance.
Her work has been published in Columbia Law Review, California Law Review, the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Virginia Law Review, and Northwestern University Law Review, among others. Earlier in her career she practiced M&A law at Skadden.
Professor Matthew Jennejohn is a Professor of Law, Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School. His research and teaching centers on mergers & acquisitions, technology alliances, contract theory, and corporate governance.
Earlier in his career he practiced at Shearman & Sterling and served as a law clerk for Vice Chancellor Leo E. Strine, Jr. of the Delaware Court of Chancery.
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