Natalie Martirossian

Natalie Martirossian is a partner in the firm’s Business Law department and a member of its Technology group. Her representation of companies spans the entire corporate life-cycle, including pre-incorporation planning, general corporate representation and counseling, venture capital financings, mergers and acquisitions, public offerings, corporate governance, SEC compliance, and public company representation. Natalie also works with venture capitalists in private stock offerings as well as investment banks in public stock offerings.

Natalie represents clients in a range of industries and markets, including software/SaaS, consumer products, digital media, healthcare, gaming, and financial technology.

Natalie currently serves as a hiring partner for the firm’s Los Angeles office. She joined Goodwin in 2013.

Natalie’s transactional experience includes representing:

Venture Financings

• Numerous private companies in venture capital financings
• Numerous venture capital firms including Adams Street Partners, Benchmark, Greylock Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, and Ribbit Capital

Mergers & Acquisitions

• TPS Unlimited (dba TaxJar) in its sale to Stripe
• Signal Sciences in its sale to Fastly
• Motif Investing in its sale to Charles Schwab 
• Exosome Diagnostics in its sale to Bio-Techne Corporation
• WePay in its sale to JPMorgan Chase
• SingTel/Amobee in its acquisitions of Turn and Kontera
• Trunk Club in its sale to Nordstrom
• Klout in its sale to Lithium Technologies

Capital Markets

• MeridianLink in its initial public offering and its offering by selling stockholders
• Powered Brands in its initial public offering
• BridgeBio in multiple equity and convertible debt offerings 
• MyoKardia in multiple follow-on public offerings
• Fate Therapeutics in multiple follow-on public offerings and private placement transactions
• The Trade Desk in a $225 million follow-on offering
• The underwriters, including J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs, in the $259 million 144A convertible notes offering of Five9

While attending law school, Natalie served as an associate editor of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal as well as co-founder and senior submissions editor of the Berkeley Journal of Entertainment and Sports Law.

Prior to attending law school, Natalie served as an assurance associate in the Entertainment, Media, Communications, and Technology industry group at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Natalie’s recognition includes:

• The Best Lawyers of America Ones to Watch, 2024
• Los Angeles Business Journal Top 100 Lawyers, 2023
• Inclusion in The Legal 500, 2022
• Los Angeles Business Journal Woman of Influence, 2021