Dentons Expands Venture Technology Practice with Bryan Natale's Arrival

Dentons Expands Venture Technology Practice with Bryan Natale's Arrival

Dentons has announced the addition of partner Bryan Natale to the firm's Venture Technology and Emerging Growth Companies practice, based in the Boston office. Natale brings a wealth of transactional expertise to the table, offering strategic solutions that harmonise with his client's objectives and business goals.

Natale serves as legal counsel for emerging growth technology companies, assisting them in a diverse range of transactional affairs. This includes venture capital investments, growth equity transactions, mergers and acquisitions, debt financings, licensing and outsourcing deals, as well as matters related to securities and corporate governance. Natale's clientele extends beyond tech companies to encompass private equity sponsors, venture capital funds, financial institutions, privately held middle-market enterprises, and private equity-backed portfolio companies. His wide-ranging client portfolio encompasses various industry sectors, such as technology, financial services, software, healthcare and life sciences, industrial and manufacturing, media, marketing, food and beverage, retail, consumer products and the cannabis industry.

“As our practice continues to experience rapid growth, Bryan’s arrival underscores our strategic commitment to take advantage of market opportunities to continue to expand our footprint and capabilities in the venture and emerging growth companies market worldwide,” said Victor H. Boyajian, global chair of Dentons’ Venture Tech practice.

“We are fortunate to have a broad and diverse tech client base to leverage our global platform and innovative chops to attract top talent and grow in a competitive market even in the face of broader economic headwinds. Our confidence and swagger are getting the attention of the marketplace as it comes to learn more about our differentiated service offering. Bryan’s energy and sector focus align perfectly with what we have been building,” Boyajian added.

Natale's inclusion in Dentons comes during a period of remarkable expansion for the firm's renowned Venture Technology and Emerging Growth Companies practice. In this time, venture-backed and private equity-sponsored emerging growth companies, as well as well-established publicly traded firms, have increasingly turned to Dentons for comprehensive guidance on the intersection of financial, strategic, innovation, intellectual property, and global regulatory matters.

Over the past three months, Dentons' Venture Technology and Emerging Growth Companies practice has expanded significantly, welcoming talents such as Matthew Gruenberg in New York, LiLing Poh in Silicon Valley, Christopher Tillson in Miami, Richard Hayes in New York, Jason Woolmer in New York, Frank Caratzola in New York, and Christina Austria in Washington, DC.