Iain Butler RWK Goodman

Iain Butler

Partner

Tech Sector | Corporate

About Iain

Iain leads our Thames Valley Corporate team and is based in the Oxford office. He specialises in a wide range of corporate work including private company M&A deals, shareholder arrangements, corporate reorganisations, joint ventures and venture capital / private equity transactions.

Iain trained and qualified at a London-based international law firm and joined RWK Goodman in March 2018 from national law firm Shoosmiths.

Iain has particular experience advising CEOs, founders, entrepreneurs, academics and management teams on M&A and equity transactions.  He is highly regarded for his straightforward, pragmatic approach and technical ability.

He supports SMEs and high growth businesses in a range of sectors across the Thames Valley.

Iain’s particular areas of expertise include:

  • Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Reorganisations & restructuring
  • Venture capital & private equity

"Thanks to Iain and the team at RWK Goodman for their fantastic support throughout an intense and stressful process. Their hands-on approach, commitment, knowledge and expertise were essential in delivering the transaction and we look forward to working with them as we take the business into a new era."

CEO, Oxfordshire-based technology company
Thought leadership | RWK Goodman

The Hospitality and Leisure Sector has rarely been under greater pressure.

We are here for hospitality operators, to make the changes the sector needs, together.

Some pressures have been directly imposed upon the sector, and others indirectly through far-reaching global forces. The good news is that there are ways to relieve these pressures, but the means of doing so may be complex, or require deep changes to business models and ways of thinking.

Hospitality Pressure Points is a content series produced by RWK Goodman and a number of expert contributors. In it we work collaboratively with industry experts to unpack the most pressing issues facing the sector.

Discover the Hospitality Pressure Points

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