I enjoy working with entrepreneurs and their investors as they bring innovation to market.
Rose Standifer has over 20 years’ experience working with high growth companies and venture capital investors. She works with clients in the clean energy, climate, life sciences and technology sectors. She focuses on counseling clients on company formations, venture capital financings, technology licenses, and mergers and acquisitions.
Rose is a business advisor, and she understands that business is never without risk. She enjoys educating entrepreneurs and investors on legal and practical risks and then facilitating agreement on how to allocate risk.
Rose has acted as corporate governance counsel for nonprofit foundations and enjoys volunteering for all types of business plan and entrepreneurship programs. She is an advocate of diversity in the legal profession and the venture capital ecosystem and is active in women’s leadership and mentoring organizations.
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