
Next Generation Corporate and Business Development
Recent benchmarking of renewable energy and chemical companies
Joshua Kwicinski is a Managing Director based in Washington, DC. He has more than a decade of experience in advising on all aspects of the partnership lifecycle, including deal strategy, transaction structuring, ongoing governance, and restructuring/exit. He has advised senior executives and dealmakers at both a corporate and individual JV level across a range of industries, including oil and gas, metals and mining, aerospace and defense, financial services, biotechnology, and others.
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Non-operating partners face distinct risks in their JVs – here’s how to manage them proactively and productively.
Opportunities abound for companies to elevate their risk management game in joint ventures by improving practices and raising expectations.
JV negotiations are only the first battle – once a JV is established, another wave of problems awaits.
Alliances can be powerful creators of wealth – but come with no guarantee of success. Improving the odds requires a dedication to the art and craft of alliance structuring.
For companies to consistently succeed at joint venture dealmaking, they will need creativity, rigor, and a map for what good looks like with the Standards for JV Dealmaking Excellence.
ESG partnerships are proliferating across the natural resources sector as the shift to a lower-carbon economy intensifies. We recently analyzed how these deals are being received by the market.
TODAY, as environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues take increased prominence and companies invest heavily to reduce their environmental footprints, natural resource companies have made only tentative steps to actively manage and shed light on the ESG performance of their non-controlled joint ventures.
The purpose of this article is to discuss a broader set of opportunities for companies to elevate their risk management game in joint ventures.