Presenters:
Ellen Ehrenpreis Orrick, Partner
Gregory Heibel Orrick, Partner
Linda Yates Mach49, Founder and CEO
Paul Holland Foundation Capital, General Partner
Categories:
Startups & Venture CapitalProgram Level: Beginner
Duration: 61 minutes
Recorded On: December 5, 2018
This exciting, interactive program focuses on essential need-to-know best practices for the in-house lawyer in designing, setting up and executing on a corporate venture capital initiative. Program participants will learn what corporate venturing is all about, how to become the all important “new venture advocate” within the corporate mothership, practical tips for ensuring the success of the corporate venture program and critical practice pointers in negotiating and executing corporate venture deals.
Program participants will gain essential insights into what it takes to get a corporate venture program off the ground, how to be “lawyer as facilitator” rather than “lawyer as roadblock,” the critical role the in-house lawyer plays in bridging the various constituencies inside the mothership and practical tips and strategic considerations in negotiating and closing corporate venture deals.
– Intro
– Designing the CVC
– CVC Best Practices
– Deal Execution — Practical Tips
– Wrap Up
This program is also currently available for 1.0 general credit in the following states:
Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Georgia | Hawaii* Illinois Indiana Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Hampshire | New Jersey* New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania | Tennessee Texas Vermont Washington West Virginia |
*In Hawaii and New Jersey, we rely on their reciprocity policies pursuant to which our programs are deemed accredited once they are approved in the various reciprocity states where we apply such as California, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas.
Presenters:
Ellen Ehrenpreis
Partner, Orrick
Gregory Heibel
Partner, Orrick
Linda Yates
Founder and CEO, Mach49
Paul Holland
General Partner, Foundation Capital