Bio

Andrew Hulsh is a trusted and sought-after transactional attorney, with 30 years of experience, whose transactional practice involves leading US and cross-border M&A buyout transactions and growth equity investments on behalf of financial sponsors and their portfolio companies. He also regularly represents publicly listed and privately held companies in connection with strategic M&A transactions involving clients and target companies based in the United States and throughout Europe, Latin America and Asia. He has significant experience advising clients connected to and on deals involving life sciences, technology, renewable energy, health care, telecommunications, business services, and aviation. Andrew has also represented issuers and underwriters in capital markets transactions involving more than 100 initial and secondary public offerings, as well as venture funds and companies in numerous early stage, venture, growth equity and platform investments to major $1B+ acquisitions and dispositions. In addition, Andrew has an active investment funds practice in which he advises both emerging and established fund managers in connection with the formation of private equity and venture capital funds, fund-to-fund investments, co-investments, and the acquisition of asset managers. Andrew is a regular contributor to leading news and information outlets such as CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News, Buyouts, Dow Jones Newswire, Law360, Thomson Reuters, and The Deal. His articles on private equity, M&A, board fiduciary duties, and asset management have been published in leading books, journals, and periodicals. In addition, over the past two decades, Andrew has lectured and presented at more than 50 conferences throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and South America. For more than six years, Andrew served on the board of directors of a Nasdaq-listed international telecommunications company. Prior to joining Mintz, Andrew was a partner at a prominent national law firm, where he led US and international transactions for private equity and venture capital sponsors, publicly-listed companies, and privately-held companies. Earlier, he was the co-leader of the North American private equity practice of a leading international law firm.