Richa Sharma is senior counsel in the Palo Alto office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where she focuses on corporate and securities transactions in the technology sector. Her clients include a variety of emerging growth companies, mid-to-late-stage private companies, and public companies. She regularly represents companies across all aspects of their life cycle, including private financings, public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, SEC compliance, and 1934 Act issues.
Richa Sharma is senior counsel in the Palo Alto office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where she focuses on corporate and securities transactions in the technology sector. Her clients include a variety of emerging growth companies, mid-to-late-stage private companies, and public companies. She regularly represents companies across all aspects of their life cycle, including private financings, public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, SEC compliance, and 1934 Act issues.
- J.D., UC Berkeley School of Law, 2017
- B.A., Georgetown University, 2013
- State Bar of California
- J.D., UC Berkeley School of Law, 2017
- B.A., Georgetown University, 2013
- State Bar of California
Select Public Offering Representations
- Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in the initial public offering of ServiceTitan
- Spire Global in its de-SPAC transaction
- DoorDash in its $3.4 billion initial public offering
- Sumo Logic in its initial public offering and $1.7 billion acquisition by Francisco Partners
- Lyft in its $2.6 billion initial public offering
Select Financing Transactions
- Uniphore in its $260 million Series F equity financing
- Clio in its $900 million Series F equity financing
- Astranis in its $200 million Series D equity financing
- Flock Safety in multiple late-stage equity financings
Select Public Offering Representations
- Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in the initial public offering of ServiceTitan
- Spire Global in its de-SPAC transaction
- DoorDash in its $3.4 billion initial public offering
- Sumo Logic in its initial public offering and $1.7 billion acquisition by Francisco Partners
- Lyft in its $2.6 billion initial public offering
Select Financing Transactions
- Uniphore in its $260 million Series F equity financing
- Clio in its $900 million Series F equity financing
- Astranis in its $200 million Series D equity financing
- Flock Safety in multiple late-stage equity financings
New strategic investors BlackRock, Johnson Controls, NightDragon, Mitsui, and Singtel Innov8 participated in the Series B round alongside existing investors including Overmatch, 8090 Industries, Felicis, Marlinspike, Shield Capital, Lux Capital, Founders Fund, Silent Ventures, Veriten, and Gladebrook. Armada will use the proceeds from the Series B to accelerate deployment of the U.S. AI stack and support customer demand growth across industries.
The Wilson Sonsini team that advised Armada on the transaction included Rezwan Pavri, Colin Conklin, Richa Sharma, Isaac Reed, and Jiyoon Song.
For more information, please see Armada’s news release.
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