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Socialbakers acquired by customer engagement company Astute
UiPath confirms $153M at $1.1B valuation from Accel, CapitalG and KP for its “software robots”
Polish startup Displate raises raises 2 million Euro to decorate your abode
Bitrise raises $3.2M A led by OpenOcean to attack the complexity of building apps
Neufund launches the ETO to bring legal fund-raising and investments to all
UiPath confirms $153M at $1.1B valuation from Accel, CapitalG and KP for its “software robots”
Gjirafa raises a $6.7M Series B from Rockaway Capital to digitise the Balkans
Seller Labs, premier software and services provider for Amazon sellers, acquired X-Cart
San Diego medtech startup SurgLogs raises $5M from Silicon Valley investors
Gtmhub raises $9M from CRV after posting 400% ARR growth in the last year
Rossum raises $4.5 million to make manual data entry, across all sectors, a thing of the past
Uploadcare raises $1.7M for its CDN platform
Spaceflow, the ‘tenant experience platform’, scores $1.8M investment
Bitrise raises $20 million for mobile continuous integration and delivery
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Tytus Cytowski is an American technology lawyer and the founder of Cytowski & Partners. Tytus has developed a successful startup law practice focusing on European startups scaling and fundraising in Silicon Valley. Tytus started his adventure as an entrepreneur by opening his own law firm in the middle of the financial crisis in New York City. Prior to founding his own firm, Tytus worked for a venture capital fund and as a financial service lawyer in a leading international law firm in New York City.
Tytus specializes in seed/series A financing, 'flip' transactions and exits. His clients include startups from YC, 500 Startups and Techstars. Tytus is a diligent, pragmatic and deal oriented lawyer with very detailed knowledge about the startup industry. He is considered as one of the most experienced VC lawyers for CEE startups that want to future-proof a deal for global investors.
He holds his law degree from Harvard Law School (LLM 05) and Warsaw University (LLB 03). Tytus is admitted as an attorney in New York and Poland. He is mentor at several incubators/accelerators in the USA/EU and advises governments and large corporations on innovation.
Tytus has an LLM degree from Harvard Law School.
Kunal Kolhe graduated from Boston University School of Law (LL.M 2018) and holds a bachelor’s degree
in law (LLB 2015) from Indian Law Society’s Law College, India.
Kunal has prior multi-faceted legal experience in the areas of US corporate law, tax law and immigration
law. He previously worked with a legal tech start-up with the development of their product. Kunal has
also extensive experience with India and US intellectual property law issues.
Kunal is a member of the Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa (India) and he is admitted to the New York State Bar.
Ben Natter specializes in a variety of intellectual property and brand protection matters including product and company name selection, trademark availability and clearance, branding strategies, trademark assignments, license agreements, management and prosecution of worldwide and domestic trademark portfolios, enforcement of trademark rights and negotiation of trademark disputes, negotiation and litigation regarding Internet issues.
Ben holds a JD from Seton Hall Law School and a BA from Union College.
Ben is admitted to the New York and New Jersey bar and practices in the US District Courts: Southern District of New York, Eastern District of New York and New Jersey.
Fabiana Morales holds an LLM Degree (2022) from Harvard Law School and obtained her LL.B Degree (2018) from the Universidad Católica de Asunción (Paraguay), where she graduated summa cum laude.
Before joining Cytowski & Partners, Fabiana worked for the Supreme Court of Justice of Paraguay, where she gained experience drafting awards in high-profile and complex corporate, transactional, contract, labor, and administrative cases. She also acquired regulatory knowledge in tech law from her experience with the legal team implementing electronic judicial processes in Paraguay.
Fabiana is a member of the Paraguayan Bar and her admission to the New York State bar is pending.
Glen has almost two decades of legal experience advising on investment funds and related corporate transactions, particularly in cross-border scenarios.
He has served as a partner in the corporate/investment management practices at both a top 10 global law firm as well as an international mega-boutique firm specializing in the needs of ultra-high-net-worth investors and their advisors. In addition to a wide range of conventional legal experience,
Glen graduated from Brown University, and also from the University of North Carolina’s School of Law, where he served as editor in chief of its Law Review.
Glen is a member of the New York Bar and is also admitted to practice as a Solicitor of England & Wales.
Michal worked in top tier international law firms in Poland and as an in-house lawyer as the Head of the Law Division at Empik (largest Polish ecommerce platform).
He is a graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. Michal focuses on data processing, digital impact regulations, M&A and international expansion to Poland.
Michal is a member of the Advocate Bar in Warsaw. He is fluent in English and French, and communicative in Spanish.
Justyna Kisielewicz is chief operating officer at the firm. As such, Justyna focuses on key strategic, cultural, and operational initiatives and works closely with the executive leadership and associate team in establishing firm wide strategic and operational priorities. She is a professionally trained painter (MFA Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts) and an advisor to various art and tech start ups in the Bay Area and Europe.
Eresi Uche holds an LLM Degree (2019) from Harvard Law School and obtained her LL.B Degree (2014) from the University of Nigeria, where she graduated at the top of her class. She also graduated from the Nigerian Law School in 2015 with a First Class Honors.
Prior to joining Cytowski & Partners, Eresi had worked as an associate at Babalakin & Co. and Templars, two top-tier law firms in Nigeria, focusing on Dispute Resolution, Finance and Projects. Eresi currently specializes in providing legal advisory services to technology startups on U.S. expansions, business structuring, equity and debt financings, technology contracts, mergers and acquisitions, employment laws, etc.
She is a dual-qualified lawyer, admitted in Nigeria and New York.
Heidi holds an LLM Degree in Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship (2018) from Cornell Law School and an LLM Degree (2019) from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. She received her LLB Degree in International Economic Law (2017) from the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, China. Prior to joining Cytowski & Partners, Heidi was a Law Clerk at a boutique law firm in New York City where she advised international corporations and entrepreneurs on U.S. expansion, global immigration & mobility, and employment matters. She also completed a legal internship at a leading Chinese technology VC firm, where she assisted with USD fund formation, series seed/series A investments, and educated portfolio companies on IP protection and regulatory compliance. Heidi’s admission to the New York State Bar is pending.
Bond Eke-Opara holds an LLM Degree (2022) from Stanford Law School and obtained his LL.B Degree (2016) from Babcock University. He also graduated from the Nigerian Law School in 2017.
Prior to joining Cytowski & Partners, Bond had worked as an associate at Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie, a top-tier law firm in Nigeria, focusing on M&A, ECVC and Private Equity. Bond currently specialises in providing legal advisory services to startups across various industries on U.S. expansions, business structuring, equity and debt financings, technology contracts, mergers and acquisitions, employment laws, etc.
Bond is a member of the Nigerian bar and his admission to the New York bar is pending.
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