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Thomson Geer Offices
Level 14, 60 Martin Place
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Australia
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Mr Dan Kramer
Work Department
Corporate; Mergers & Acquisitions
Position
Partner
Career
Dan is an experienced corporate lawyer with extensive domestic and international experience across a broad range of industries including technology, health, telecommunications, media, food & beverages, manufacturing, energy and resources.
Dan specialises in mergers and acquisitions (including acting for private equity funds in the acquisition and divestment of portfolio companies), fundraisings, energy and resource projects, and general commercial and corporate contracts.
Dan has an excellent appreciation of the commercial and legal drivers and is able to think creatively and provide effective solutions to achieve client outcomes.
He is a member of the Australian Venture Capital Association and AMPLA.
Memberships
- Australian Venture Capital Association Limited
- AMPLA, The Resources & Energy Law Association
Education
- Higher Diploma in Company Law, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
- Bachelor of Laws and Arts, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
- Admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales and High Court of South Africa
Lawyer Rankings
Australia > Corporate and M&A
Thomson Geer is a go-to for mid-market companies seeking help with acquisitions or divestments from across all industry sectors, from natural resources and agriculture to retail and healthcare. Leadership of the firm is shared between four key partners: Dan Kramer, who acts for private equity funds; Matthew Reynolds, who handles corporate advisory within the energy and resources sectors; Adam Brooks, who deals with mergers and acquisitions; and Michael Bowen, who balances a broad range of domestic and cross-border transactions.
Comparative Guides
| Australia: Mergers & Acquisitions | February 2024 | This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Mergers & Acquisitions laws and regulations applicable in Australia. |