Past Advisory Work
Strategic Communications (special situations)
Strategic Communications (special situations)
- AES Corporation on communication strategy related to its international investments and environmental sustainability
- Affymetrix on its $1.3 billion acquisition by Thermo Fisher Scientific and evaluation of an unsolicited proposal from Origin Technologies
- Alpha Natural Resources on its emergence from Chapter 11 reorganization
- Altaba Inc. (formerly Yahoo! Inc.) on its $70 billion of liquidation transactions
- Atlas Air on crisis communications
- The independent directors of the board of Cablevision Systems Corporation on a proposed take-private transaction
- CACI on its offer for CSRA
- Cano Health on investor communication strategy after closing its $4.4 billion de-SPAC transaction with Jaws Acquisition Corp.
- CMA CGM on US business profile-raising
- Coeur Mining on its two-way acquisition of Bolnisi Gold NL and Palmarejo Silver and Gold
- Contura Energy on its then-pending acquisition of Alpha Natural Resources
- Citizens Utilities (in-house) on its $2 billion divestiture of the company’s utility operations and its $6.5 billion acquisition of telecom properties
- General Electric on its $725 million sale of GE Supply to Rexel
- Great-West Lifeco on its sale of Putnam Investments to Franklin Templeton and $1 billion acquisition of Personal Capital
- Hecla Mining Co. on executive positioning
- Joy Global on its $585 million acquisition of International Mining Machinery Holdings
- Magma Copper Company (in-house) on its spinoff from Newmont Mining and $503 million recapitalization
- Office Depot on its $1 billion acquisition of Compucom
- Power Corporation of Canada and IGM Financial on the consolidation of their ownership stake in China Asset Management Co.
- The Simmons Bedding Company on its Chapter 11 filing and restructuring
- Triangle Petroleum Corporation on the Chapter 11 filing of its subsidiary, Triangle USA Petroleum Corporation
- Tucson Electric Power Company (in-house) on its $2.3 billion financial restructuring
- WideOpenWest, Inc. on its $1.8 billion sale of five service areas in two separate transactions
- The Williams Companies on financial restructuring matters involving subsidiary Williams Communications Group
- Yahoo! Inc. and Altaba Inc. on the $4 billion sale of the Yahoo! operating business to Verizon and Altaba's transition to closed-end management investment company