Matthew F. Hacker

Matthew Hacker is a partner in the firm’s Business Law Department and a member of its Private Equity group. Matthew’s practice focuses primary on mergers and acquisitions and private equity investments across a broad range of industries, including technology, software, healthcare and consumer products and services. Matthew advises private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies, as well as strategic buyers and search fund clients, in connection with structuring, negotiating, documenting and closing domestic and cross-border acquisitions, divestitures, leveraged buyouts, growth equity financings and other investment transactions, and general corporate matters.

Prior to joining Goodwin, Matthew was a corporate associate at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP in New York. While in law school, Matthew served as a senior editor of the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics. Prior to law school, Matthew worked as a government contractor detailed to the Department of Defense.

Matthew’s representations include:

• TA Associates and its affiliated investment funds and portfolio companies in connection with:
  • the strategic growth investment in Technosylva
  • the recapitalization of Digicert with Clearlake Capital Group
  • the sale of Insurity to GI Partners
  • the sale of Stadion Money Management to Smart Pension Ltd.
• JMI Equity and its affiliated investments funds in connection with:
  • strategic growth investments in Coursedog, Swiftly , and Vantaca
  • the sale of CampusLogic to Ellucian, a portfolio company of Blackstone and Vista Equity Partners
• Webster Equity Partners and its affiliated investment funds and portfolio companies in connection with the acquisitions of Santa Monica Fertility Center, California Fertility Partners, RGI Ohio, Dominion Fertility, Institute for Human Reproduction, Advanced Fertility Center and Oregon Reproductive Medicine
• InTandem Capital Partners and its affiliated investment funds and portfolio companies in connection with the acquisitions of OrthoNebraska, San Diego Fertility Center, Reproductive Partners Medical Group, Utah Fertility Center and Nevada Fertility Center
• Charlesbank Capital Partners and its affiliated investment funds in connections with the sale of Sound United to Masimo
• Sixth Street and its affiliated investment funds in connection with its growth equity investment in Visio
• Great Hill Equity Partners and its affiliated investment funds in connection with its growth equity investment in Jumio
• Sunstone Partners and its affiliated investment funds in commections with its growth equity investment in OSF Digital
• JMC Capital Partners and its affiliated investment funds and portfolio companies in connection with the acquisitions of Pro-Vision, Zone Defense and GeoSport Lighting Systems
• Stone Point Capital and its affiliated Trident funds, in connection with:
  • the acquisitions of Focus Financial Partners, Grace Hill, Sabal Capital Partners, Bankruptcy Management Solutions and Gordon Brothers*
  • the sale of Oasis Outsourcing (acquired by Paychex) *
  • the recapitalization of Ten-X with Thomas H. Lee Partners*
  • a growth equity investment in Sumridge Partners*
• Sentinel Capital Partners in connection with its acquisition of Pet Supplies Plus from Irving Place Capital*
• Quad Partners and its affiliated investment funds and portfolio companies in connection with the sales of Watermark (acquired by TCV), Rubicon (acquired by Faria Education Group) and Endeavor Schools (acquired by Leeds Equity Partners)*

*Denotes experience prior to joining Goodwin.