Grace Jamgochian

Some transactions include representing the following:

• Brand Velocity Group in its investment in Jaya Apparel Group (Cinq à Sept and LIKELY fashion labels).
• Stone Point Capital in its investment in IEQ Capital.
• Wafra Inc. in its investment in Spotless Brands and Global Container International.
• A public global telecommunications company in various transactions, including several US$20 billion+ acquisitions and divestitures, a multi-billion modified Dutch auction tender offer, and its public split-off of its Latin American business.
• A global media company in its multi-billion public merger and in various acquisitions, including a TV network, music festival, mobile application, and cartoon franchise.
• A large Canadian pension fund in several infrastructure and energy transition transactions, including the purchase of a development platform of a leading American solar technology company, a major investment in a leading renewable power producer, and the sale of wind farms.
• A fund in its US$6 billion+ take-private of a Nasdaq-listed renewable energy company and concurrent acquisition of a related private development company.
• A NYSE-listed solid waste removal company in its US$4.9 billion acquisition by a leading waste services company.
• A Nasdaq-listed fast food restaurants chain in its take-private by a consortium of private equity funds.
• A media company in its sale of a New Orleans newspaper business.
• Gebr. Knauf KG in its proxy contest with, and US$7 billion takeover of, USG Corporation.
• A private equity fund in its concurrent acquisition of a controlling stake in a NYSE-listed technology and business services company and sale of a business to such company.
• A NYSE-listed chemical company in its US$5 billion Reverse Morris Trust transaction.
• Thomson Reuters in various transactions, including its acquisition of the REDI trading platform and its sale of BARBRI and its healthcare unit.
• A chemical manufacturing company on its US$3.2 billion sale of its surface treatment business.
• A media company in various transactions, including its joint venture with a multichannel video programming distributor to bring certain of its TV channels to Latin America, as well as a strategic alliance with a grocery provider.
• An individual in his acquisition of a Boston newspaper.
• A global asset management firm in connection with its minority position in a US$20 billion+ take-private of a technology company.
• A leading European asset manager in its acquisition of a U.S. institutional asset management firm.
• A construction services company in a variety of acquisitions, including acquisitions of infrastructure and telecommunications assets.

*Some of the above matters were handled prior to joining Sidley.