Snell & Wilmer Represents AVI-SPL in Acquisition of ICAP Global

ORANGE COUNTY – Snell & Wilmer advised AVI-SPL, a leading global provider of digital enablement solutions, its acquisition of ICAP Global (ICAP), an industry-leading provider of audiovisual (AV) and unified communications and collaboration (UCC) technology solutions with locations across Latin America and in Spain. The merger of AVI-SPL and ICAP creates the market-leading provider of AV, UCC, workplace management, and experience technology able to serve customers worldwide.

“With ICAP, AVI-SPL adds locations in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Spain. AVI-SPL will immediately begin integrating the ICAP teams, best practices, and operations into its own using a proven playbook that seamlessly supports customers, vendors, and employees throughout the process. United under one AVI-SPL vision, the expanded organization will advance clients’ digital experience transformation with the broadest portfolio of AV, UCC, IoT, and managed services backed by a deep global team with local market expertise across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia,” as stated in a recent press release.

A diverse Snell & Wilmer deal team, led by Serge Pavluk including Katherine Annuschat McCaig, Monique Torres and Olivia LaCasto, advised AVI-SPL throughout the deal. Snell & Wilmer’s mergers and acquisitions attorneys are well-versed in providing strategic, innovative legal and business services for complicated corporate transactions. They have extensive experience with transactions in a variety of industries, including highly regulated industries where the intersection of business and government requires a particularly strategic and risk-sensitive approach. Their experience, coupled with deep industry knowledge, allows them to provide thoughtful, innovative, and comprehensive solutions for all their clients. Snell & Wilmer’s clients include sellers, buyers, investors, banks and bankers, venture capital firms, private equity firms, institutional lenders, independent directors and committees, management groups, creditors, and creditor committees.