Caroline E. Henry

Caroline is an Associate of the Firm’s Public Company Advisory and Securities Regulation & Corporate Finance practice groups. She has comprehensive corporate experience, with a particular focus in advising clients on SEC reporting and disclosure, including proxy statements, Section 16 reporting, and periodic and current reports. She regularly supports and counsels companies with ongoing securities compliance and corporate governance matters and has advised issuers through initial public offerings and follow-on offerings.

In addition to her public company advisory skills, Caroline has advised on numerous mergers and acquisitions transactions, from bidding through post-closing, including cross-border and complex carve-out transactions. Her work in these areas spans a number of industries.

Prior to joining Maynard, Caroline worked for six years in the Chicago and New York offices of a global AmLaw 50 law firm. She earned her J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School and holds a B.A. from Williams College.

• SEC reporting representation and general corporate governance advice fro publicly traded companies, including a Nasdaq-listed alternative investment management firm (from its $200 million initial public offering through multiple follow-on offerings), an NYSE-listed Software as a service provider, and a cryptocurrency advisory company.
• Acquisitions and divestitures ranging from over $1 billion on the high end to just a few million on the low end, including a beverage service provider's $1.25 billion carve-out of its bottling business, the $120 million acquisition of a manufacturer of medical-grade materials, and the $35 million sale of a radiopharmaceutical company.
• Numerous joint ventures and strategic partnerships, ranging in size, including multiple real estate development projects for a real estate investment firm.
• Commercial contracts of all types, ranging from standard supply and distributor agreements to more involved multi-party/multi-jurisdictional manufacturing and sourcing agreements.