Adam Cromie focuses his practice on domestic and cross-border M&A and corporate governance situations.
Adam advises public and private companies and boards of directors engaged in acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, majority and minority investments, capital raisings, and a variety of other strategic transactions. He has counseled clients in a broad range of industries, including manufacturing, mining, defense, banking, medical device, renewable energy, technology, consumer retail, and sports and entertainment.
Adam's recent transactions include representing Wabtec in its $11.1 billion merger with GE Transportation, Evoqua in its $7.5 billion sale to Xylem, Roper Technologies in its $2.6 billion sale of a majority stake in its industrial businesses to CD&R, American Industrial Partners in the $2.1 billion merger of its Vertex portfolio company with Vectrus, Altabancorp in its merger with Glacier Bancorp, Montauk Renewables in its IPO, U. S. Steel in the sale to Stelco of an option for a potential $2.4 billion iron ore joint venture, U. S. Steel in the sale of Transtar to Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors for $640 million, and Black Box in its sale to AGC Networks.
Adam also regularly advises boards of directors in connection with corporate governance and activism defense matters, including recent representations of BioMarin in its settlement with Elliott Management and an industrial conglomerate in its settlement with activist investor Barington Capital.
Prior to joining Jones Day, Adam worked for the Washington Nationals Baseball Club in Major League Baseball.
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''Adam is a fantastic associate. He is incredibly responsive and he makes his client's life easier.''Chambers USA
- Georgetown University (J.D. 2017); University of Massachusetts (M.S. 2007); Allegheny College (B.A. 2005)
- Pennsylvania
- Chambers USA (2021-2022): "Associates to Watch" for corporate/M&A and private equity — Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh & Surrounds