Insights: News Releases Kilpatrick Townsend’s Gary Bronstein Featured Panelist at Bank Director's Annual Acquire or Be Acquired Conference
WASHINGTON, DC (January 29) – Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton announced today that partner Gary Bronstein will be a panelist at Bank Director's Annual Acquire or Be Acquired Conference. This year’s Annual Conference will be held in Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr. Bronstein will be speaking on "Finding The Right Time." The session will focus on finding the right time to act whether you are looking for deals to drive strategic growth or considering transaction options that involve a sale.
Mr. Bronstein is a Team Leader of the firm's Financial Services team. He provides a broad spectrum of strategic advice to financial institution and public company clients. Mr. Bronstein concentrates on initial public offerings and other specialized public and private capital raising transactions, mergers and acquisitions, proxy contests and a host of other corporate and securities law matters that arise during the life of clients.
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