Andrew Schipper

Andrew Schipper is an associate in Goodwin’s Business Law department and a member of the firm’s Technology group. Andrew’s practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions.

Andrew’s representative experience includes:

• Ritchie Bros. in connection with its $7.3 billion acquisition of IAA
• Truehold in connection with its acquisition of NestEgg
• Yumanity Therapeutics in connection with its reverse merger with Kineta
• Toast in connection with its acquisition of Sling
• Abaci in connection with its sale to Accordion
• Unit4 in connection with its acquisition of Compright
• Flux in connection with its sale to Beamery
• A consortium of investors in connection with the acquisition of a leading North American space technology company and the company’s subsequent initial public offering*
• A leading direct-broadcast satellite provider in connection with the sale of satellite assets*
• The shareholders of an aviation services company in connection with the company’s sale to a private equity firm*
• A legal technology company in its initial public offering and multiple follow-on offerings*
• A leading North American senior living company in connection with multiple joint ventures, acquisitions and dispositions*
• A real estate investment company in connection with the formation and closing of a C$550 million fund*
• Several Canadian private and public companies in connection with follow-on offerings, securities matters and corporate and governance matters*

*Denotes experience prior to joining Goodwin.

Prior to joining Goodwin in 2021, Andrew was an associate at Goodmans LLP in Toronto.

Andrew previously served as director of Camp Winston Foundation, a charitable organization offering camps and programs for children with neurobiological disorders.