Adam Tamzoke is the senior shareholder engagement and activism associate in Latham’s New York office. His practice focuses on guiding US and foreign public companies and their boards through the complex landscape of shareholder activism and hostile takeover bids, offering strategic counsel to safeguard their interests and uphold corporate stability.
Recognizing the unique challenges that boards and companies face during activist engagements, Adam collaborates closely with clients to develop comprehensive defense strategies. His expertise encompasses:
- Activism and Takeover Defense: Crafting tailored responses to activist approaches, including high-stakes proxy contests and unsolicited takeover bids, to protect corporate vision and stakeholder value.
- Crisis Management: Providing guidance during high-pressure situations, ensuring that boards navigate challenges effectively while maintaining stakeholder trust.
- Corporate Governance: Advising on best practices to fortify governance structures, aligning with evolving regulatory standards and investor expectations.
Prior to joining Latham, Adam was a member of the corporate and shareholder activism practice at a leading global law firm.
Adam earned his JD from Indiana University Maurer School of Law, his MPA from Indiana University O’Neill School, and his BA from Rutgers University.
