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Jim Woolery is Co-Head of JPMorgan’s Mergers & Acquisitions group in North America. Mr. Woolery has been involved with some of the most important M&A transactions in recent history, including a range of friendly, hostile, activist-defense, and corporate governance reviews taken up by public company boards. From 1994 to 2010, Mr. Woolery was a Senior Partner and Chairman of Business Development at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
Notable recent transactions include:
- AT&T on its proposed acquisition of TMobile from Deutsche Telekom
- The Board of Massey Energy in the Company’s proposed acquisition by Alpha Natural Coal
- The Special Committee of J.Crew in its proposed acquisition by TPG and Leonard Green & Partners
- Air Products in its public tender offer and proxy fight for Airgas
- Universal Health in its deal for Psychiatric Solutions
- Affiliated Computer Services in its acquisition by Xerox
- The Board of Directors of National City in the company’s acquisition by PNC
- TXU in the largest LBO in history, completed by KKR and TPG
- Manor Care in its LBO by The Carlyle Group
- The Container Store in its deal with Leonard Green & Partners
- Michaels Stores in its LBO by Bain and Blackstone
- Crown Castle in its merger with Global Signal
- IBM in the sale of its PC business to Lenovo
- PricewaterhouseCoopers n the sale of its consulting business to IBM
- Sumitomo and the Bishop Estate in the IPO of Goldman Sachs
- UNUM in its merger with Provident
- CBS in its merger with Viacom
Mr. Woolery has been nationally recognized as one of the country’s leading M&A advisors, including by CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and The Dallas Morning News.