Dr. Florian von Baum
Rechtsanwalt, Partner, Sector Head Technology, Science & Industry
Tech M&A
Technology has remained a key topic of social and economic commentary throughout the pandemic and has adapted to the changes in the way we work and live our lives. Innovation continues to transform industries – at times dramatically – and as a result, the acquisition of and investment into new technologies remains a key strategy for growth for businesses and a way of keeping ahead of the competition and new challengers.
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