Gordon Grafft is a partner-elect in the Palo Alto office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he focuses on corporate and securities transactions in the technology sector. His clients include a variety of public companies, late-stage private companies, emerging growth companies, and investment funds. He regularly represents companies across all aspects of their life cycle, including corporate governance, SEC compliance, 1934 Act issues, public offerings, and private financings.
Gordon Grafft is a partner-elect in the Palo Alto office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he focuses on corporate and securities transactions in the technology sector. His clients include a variety of public companies, late-stage private companies, emerging growth companies, and investment funds. He regularly represents companies across all aspects of their life cycle, including corporate governance, SEC compliance, 1934 Act issues, public offerings, and private financings.
- J.D., Stanford Law SchoolRecipient, Judge Thelton E. Henderson Prize for Outstanding Performance; Member, Organizations and Transactions Clinic
- B.S., Business Administration, University of Southern CaliforniaMagna Cum Laude
- State Bar of California
- J.D., Stanford Law SchoolRecipient, Judge Thelton E. Henderson Prize for Outstanding Performance; Member, Organizations and Transactions Clinic
- B.S., Business Administration, University of Southern CaliforniaMagna Cum Laude
- State Bar of California
Select Transactions
Select representations include:
- Twitter in its $44 billion sale to Elon Musk
- Lyft in its $2.6 billion initial public offering, its convertible notes offering under Rule 144A, and several private company financings
- AppLovin in its $2.0 billion initial public offering and a $715.9 million secondary offering
- Sumo Logic in its $374.4 million initial public offering
- VIZIO in its $257.3 million initial public offering
- Twitter in its convertible notes and senior notes offerings under Rule 144A
- Square in its convertible notes offerings under Rule 144A
- Lumentum in its convertible notes offerings under Rule 144A
- Medallia in its convertible notes offering under Rule 144A
- Harmonic in its convertible notes offering under Rule 144A
- The underwriters in the initial public offering and follow-on offerings of Montrose Environmental Group
Select Transactions
Select representations include:
- Twitter in its $44 billion sale to Elon Musk
- Lyft in its $2.6 billion initial public offering, its convertible notes offering under Rule 144A, and several private company financings
- AppLovin in its $2.0 billion initial public offering and a $715.9 million secondary offering
- Sumo Logic in its $374.4 million initial public offering
- VIZIO in its $257.3 million initial public offering
- Twitter in its convertible notes and senior notes offerings under Rule 144A
- Square in its convertible notes offerings under Rule 144A
- Lumentum in its convertible notes offerings under Rule 144A
- Medallia in its convertible notes offering under Rule 144A
- Harmonic in its convertible notes offering under Rule 144A
- The underwriters in the initial public offering and follow-on offerings of Montrose Environmental Group
Kimberly Brooks
Wilson Sonsini
+1 212.453.2881
kbrooks@wsgr.com