Main Responsibilities of a Founding Partner at VLP Law Group
David, Founding Partner at VLP Law Group, primarily advises companies of varying sizes on "general business needs," focusing daily on this counsel. A significant portion of the work involves "financing and m&a," including assisting companies with securing funding – from seed rounds to Series B – and mergers and acquisitions, representing both acquiring and acquired firms.
Business Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, Financing, Entrepreneurship, Client Counseling
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David Goldenberg
Founding Partner
VLP Law Group
Stanford 1993
Law - JD - Stanford Law School
Philosophy
Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing), Law
Entrepreneurship and Business Owner
None Applicable
Video Highlights
1. Counsels companies of various sizes on general business needs
2. Works on large projects involving financing and mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
3. Assists companies in raising money through different financing rounds (Series A, Seed, Series B, etc.)
Transcript
What are the main responsibilities within your current role?
Mostly I counsel companies from two to 200 employees on their general business needs. That's what I spend most of my time doing day to day.
The largest projects we tend to take on revolve around financing and M&A. We help companies raise money. We handle Series A, Seed, and Series B financing, the kind you might read about in the news.
We also work on M&A deals, which often involves a small company client being bought by a larger one. We've also done M&A on the other side, representing the acquiring company.