Larry Glasgow Moderates Panel on “Deal Driver Differences Between Private Equity and Strategic Players” at 14th Annual Mergers and Acquisitions Institute

October 4, 2018 | Speaking Engagements



Fourteen years ago, Larry Glasgow channeled his passion for instituting best practices for mergers and acquisitions by co-founding the University of Texas School of Law – Mergers and Acquisitions Institute, the nation’s premier private M&A conference. At this year’s conference, Larry opened the two-day CLE event with a panel discussion on “Deal Driver Differences Between Private Equity and Strategic Players.”

From the difference between how private equity and strategic players do deals to the “why” and “how” the two behave, panelists David J. Colletti Jr., 7-Eleven, Inc.; Scott B. Crofton, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP; Kirsten J. Jensen, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP; and Steve Yoost, Trive Capital, shared their individual takes on the topic.

For more information about the Mergers and Acquisitions Institute, view the website or event brochure.

Meet Larry

Larry E. Glasgow is a widely respected M&A attorney who represents acquirers and sellers in transactions ranging in size from mid-market to in excess of $1 billion. Larry is a much sought-after speaker and a widely regarded thought leader in the M&A arena. He is dedicated to establishing and preserving best practices in M&A, and among his many industry activities, he co-founded the American Bar Association’s M&A Deal Points Studies and the M&A Market Trends Subcommittee. Larry has been consistently recognized by The Best Lawyers in America for M&A and corporate law. He has also been listed among the top rated lawyers in M&A and healthcare by The American Lawyer and Corporate Counsel as well as for international M&A by Who’s Who Legal.