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Peter Dunne is one of Australia’s leading venture capital and private equity lawyers, specialising in private capital raisings and M&A. Peter has advised on multibillion-dollar transactions, including acquisitions, buy-outs, disposals, joint ventures and recapitalisations, involving some of Australia’s largest public and private organisations; his clients include Atlassian, Canva, Deputy, Culture Amp, Linktree, BigCommerce, Campaign Monitor, Expert 360, SafteyCulture, Tyro, Zoox...the list goes on.

In this conversation with Ian, Peter talks about...
  • Why he became a lawyer and how early experiences shaped his career
  • Why he's more interested in people than the size of deals
  • Key differences between private equity and venture capital
  • How he got involved in Atlassian's first capital raise
  • His approach to building a tech practice and choosing clients
  • His advice for startup founders who are fundraising
  • What "legal debt" is and how to avoid it

Quickfire recommendations

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Peter Dunne is one of Australia’s leading venture capital and private equity lawyers, specialising in private capital raisings and M&A. Peter has advised on multibillion-dollar transactions, including acquisitions, buy-outs, disposals, joint ventures and recapitalisations, involving some of Australia’s largest public and private organisations; his clients include Atlassian, Canva, Deputy, Culture Amp, Linktree, BigCommerce, Campaign Monitor, Expert 360, SafteyCulture, Tyro, Zoox...the list goes on.

In this conversation with Ian, Peter talks about...
  • Why he became a lawyer and how early experiences shaped his career
  • Why he's more interested in people than the size of deals
  • Key differences between private equity and venture capital
  • How he got involved in Atlassian's first capital raise
  • His approach to building a tech practice and choosing clients
  • His advice for startup founders who are fundraising
  • What "legal debt" is and how to avoid it

Quickfire recommendations

____________________

If you are a prospective angel investor based in Adelaide interested in joining Horizon Six Degrees, Innovation Bay's new community for angels, email membership@innovationbay.com to discuss your potential candidacy as a founding member. More info here.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  continue reading

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