Ice Miller is excited to sponsor the 2019 Small Business Investor Alliance (SBIA) & Alliance of Mergers & Acquisitions Advisors (AM&AA) Deal Summit from Wednesday, February 20 to Friday, February 22 at the Doral in Miami. Partners Tom Kesoglou and Chris Bordoni will be in attendance.

The recently announced call for proposals issued by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) and the Israel Innovation Authority presents a positive opportunity for Indiana companies to partner with foreign businesses. The two organizations are collaborating on ways to enhance and grow innovation in the agbiosciences sector and support research focused on these high-tech solutions.

Partner Thomas Kesoglou is the office managing partner of Ice Miller’s New York Office, where he leads the Firm’s Private Equity Practice. He also serves as President of the New York City Chapter of the Alliance of Mergers & Acquisitions Advisors (AM&AA), an organization that connects CPAs, attorneys and other experienced corporate financial investors and advisors to better support their educational, transactional and relational needs.

Tom spoke with us about how he got started with the AM&AA, on what projects the organization is working and what advice he has for young professionals just starting their careers.

Ice Miller’s Indianapolis paralegals won the Teddy Bear Challenge, sponsored by the Indianapolis Bar Association Paralegal Committee, for the third year in a row. The Firm received a Certificate of Recognition at the Indianapolis Bar Association paralegal Committee’s Holiday Luncheon on Dec. 6.

Ice Miller partner Kim Metzger will discuss best practices in HIPAA Security Rule compliance on October 18 in Washington D.C. Click here to RSVP for this event. 

The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) on January 12, 2017 issued a green paper Fostering the Advancement of the Internet of Things to identify elements of an approach and areas of engagement for the Department to pursue as it seeks broad input in its future work on the Internet of Things (“IoT”). The paper asserts that the federal government needs to develop a long term strategy, a collaborative approach with the private sector and a global perspective to permit IoT technology to reach its full potential to create new industries and new consumer goods. It rejects the idea that standards for privacy and security can be left to market forces.

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