Representing Clearview in the Freedom Detox investment was an Alston & Bird team led by partner Sarah Ernst and associates Jasmine Johnson, Rebecca Kennedy, Amy Pleasance, and Mona Xia ( Health Care) counsel Stacie Cargill ( Finance) counsel Rick Pilch and senior associate Jeff Upshaw ( Real Estate & REITs) and associate Mary Grace Gallagher ( Intellectual Property).Īdvising Clearview in the Purchase Green transaction was an Alston & Bird team led by partner Sarah Ernst and associates Daniel Nisenson and John Schippert ( Corporate & Business Transactions) partner Shane Nichols and associates Marcos Alvarez, Mary Grace Gallagher, and Ana Kim ( Intellectual Property) partner Scott Harty and associate Seth Buchwald ( Federal & International Tax) partner Kevin Fink and associate Akiba Chonoles ( Finance) partner Jason Waite and special legal consultant Lucas Queiroz Pires ( International Trade & Regulatory) partner Brett Coburn and counsel Martha Doty ( Labor & Employment) counsel Kerry Wenzel and senior associate Meredith Gage ( Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation) and counsel Matt Wickersham ( Environment, Land Use & Natural Resources). The firm has completed more than 100 transactions since its founding in 1990. In the third transaction, Nielsen-Kellerman acquired Ambient Weather, a leader in weather station and environmental monitoring instruments.īased in Stamford, CT, Clearview Capital specializes in the acquisition and recapitalization of middle-market companies in a broad range of industries, including health care, business services, manufacturing, and specialized distribution.
In the second deal, Controlled Products acquired a majority stake in Purchase Green, a specialized distributor of premium quality synthetic turf. It is Pyramid’s fourth behavioral health care acquisition in North Carolina since 2012. In the first transaction, Pyramid Healthcare acquired Freedom Detox Inc., a residential substance withdrawal management program in Gastonia, NC. All Rights Reserved.Alston & Bird client Clearview Capital LP has announced the completion of three acquisitions by portfolio companies Pyramid Healthcare Inc., Controlled Products LLC, and Nielsen-Kellerman Inc. Responses have been edited for clarity.Ĭopyright ©2022 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Compiled by Laura Kreutzer and Isaac Taylor. I will probably use Zoom a lot more even when the world comes back to normal, but I will still want to have board meetings and other working sessions onsite at our companies because so much more can be gained by in-person interactions.
While technology is an amazing tool to connect with people, it will never be a substitute for one-on-one, face-to-face interactions. If you had to choose one or two things you’ve learned about working remotely, what would you choose? And all this screen time has forced me to get up and go outside several times a day to stay refreshed. I’ve had to adjust to missing those unplanned discussions by scheduling time to catch up with people. I typically get a lot of benefit from impromptu discussions with my team since we work out of only one office. What has been the biggest adjustment you’ve had to make to your work style in this environment?
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