Experience

    • Blackstone Alternative Asset Management in various separate account mandates.
    • Breakthrough Properties in the formation of Breakthrough Life Science Property Fund, a $3 billion life science real estate property investment program.
    • Burford Capital in the formation of Burford Opportunity Fund, a $300 million global litigation claims fund, together with a $1 billion separate account alongside the fund.
    • Clayton, Dubilier & Rice in multiple global buyout funds, including in the formation of:
    • Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Fund X, a $10 billion North America and Europe buyout fund.
    • Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Fund IX, a $6.25 billion North America and Europe buyout fund.
    • Elliott Management in its investment leading Speyside’s single asset continuation fund to support the future growth of its portfolio company Opta.
    • EQT in various fundraising activities, including in the formation of:
    • EQT Credit Fund II, an €874 million Europe credit opportunities fund.
    • EQT Real Estate I, a €420 million Europe real estate fund.
    • EQT Ventures, a €566 million Europe technology/venture capital fund.
    • FFL Partners in the formation of FFL Capital Partners IV, a $2 billion North America buyout fund.
    • GSO Capital Partners in certain energy, debt and hybrid hedge fund-related activities, including the formation of:
    • GSO Capital Opportunities Fund III, a $6.5 billion global mezzanine fund.
    • GSO Energy Select Opportunities Fund, a $3 billion North America power/energy fund.
    • GSO Credit Alpha Fund, a $1 billion North America and Western Europe credit opportunities fund.
    • GSO Credit Alpha Annex Fund, a $960 million North America and Western Europe credit opportunities fund.
    • Kelso & Company in the formation of Kelso Investment Associates XI Fund, a $3.25 billion fund.
    • Kelso & Company in the formation of Kelso Investment Associates X, a $2.75 billion U.S. buyout fund.
    • Morgan Stanley Capital Partners in its sale of World 50 and its related subsidiary companies to a single asset GP-led continuation fund investment vehicle managed by an affiliate of MSCP.
    • Morgan Stanley Capital Partners in the sale of 24 Seven, a leading provider of digital marketing and creative staffing solutions, to a single asset GP-led continuation fund vehicle managed by an affiliate of MSCP.
    • Morgan Stanley Capital Partners and Morgan Stanley Credit Partners in various fund formation matters, including in the formation of:
    • North Haven Capital Partners VII, a $2 billion global buyout fund.
    • North Haven Credit Partners III, a $1.6 billion credit opportunities fund.
    • Oaktree Capital Management in various fundraising activities, including in the formation of:
    • Oaktree Opportunities Fund IX, a $5.1 billion global distressed debt fund.
    • Oaktree European Principal Fund III, a €3.16 billion Europe distressed buyout fund.
    • Odyssey Investment Partners in the formation of Odyssey Investment Partners Fund VI, a $3.25 billion North American buyout fund.
    • Paradigm in the formation of Paradigm One, a $2.5 billion crypto venture fund, which will invest in the next generation of crypto companies and protocols across all stages and geographies.
    • Sequoia Capital in raising multiple venture capital and growth funds, including in the formation of:
    • Sequoia Capital Global Growth Fund III - Endurance Partners, an $8 billion global venture fund.
    • Sequoia Capital China Growth Fund VI, a China-focused growth fund.
    • Sequoia Capital US Growth Fund IX, a U.S.-focused growth fund.
    • Sequoia Capital India Growth Fund III, an India-focused growth fund.
    • Sequoia Capital China Venture Fund VIII, a China-focused venture fund.
    • Sequoia Capital China Seed Fund II, a China-focused venture fund.
    • Sequoia Capital US Venture Fund XVII, a U.S.-focused venture fund.
    • Sequoia Capital India Venture Fund VII, an India-focused venture fund.
    • Sequoia China Infrastructure Fund, a China-focused infrastructure fund.
    • Tishman Speyer in various real estate-focused fundraising activities.

Education

  • Georgetown University Law Center, 2011, J.D.
  • Washington University in St. Louis, 2008, B.S.B.A.