Cybersecurity Unicorn Hires Chief Legal Officer Ahead of Likely IPO
The company this year raised $150 million from investors in a fundraising round that gave the business a valuation topping $4 billion.
December 14, 2021 at 09:25 AM
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Cybersecurity startup Arctic Wolf, which has been laying the groundwork to go public next year, announced Monday that it's brought aboard a legal chief with more than 25 years of executive leadership and legal experience.
Andrew Hill, who most recently advised tech companies while at Tech Insight Counsel, will serve as chief legal officer and general counsel. He's poised to help the company navigate its financial liability and regulatory compliance as it finalizes financial advisers and prepares for its stock market listing in the second half of 2022.
"As we continue to expand our regional and market reach and we ready the company for its next phase of growth, we're thrilled to welcome Andrew to our executive leadership team," CEO Nick Schneider said. "Andrew will provide his deep expertise and strategic legal counsel that is critical for our long-term success and global growth."
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