JWS engages on successful Campaign deal

Johnson Winter & Slattery and Herbert Smith Freehills have advised on an investment into a Sydney tech company.

Digital • 06 May 2014 • Big Law

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Firms: JWS (Insight Venture Partners); Wilkie Farr & Gallagher LLP (US advisers to Insight); Campaign Monitor (Herbert Smith Freehills)

Deal: Venture Partners make a multi-million investment into Campaign Monitor

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Value: $US 250 million

Area: Corporate

Key Players: James Rozsa (pictured) led the JWS team, with support from his partnership colleague Jim Hunwick. HSF acted for Campaign Monitor

Deal Significance: Campaign Monitor has more than 100,000 customers in over 100 countries. The Australian reports that the email marketing company was founded by Sydney friends Ben Richardson and Dave Greiner. New York-based Insight Venture Partners is a leading global private equity and venture capital firm. It has raised more than $8 billion since it was first founded.

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