Pluribus Technologies Corp. sells POWR Inc., Assured Software Ltd., Rowanwood Professional Services Limited and Cranham Haig Limited
Counsel to Pluribus Technologies Corp
Myron Mallia-Dare is a private equity partner and Co-Leader of Miller Thomson’s national High Growth and Emerging Companies Group. With a practice centered on private equity, cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and venture financing, Myron advises both Canadian and international private equity sponsors, venture capital funds, strategic investors, and high-growth companies on complex transactions in the technology, media, and telecommunications sectors. His business-focused approach and ability to navigate complex transactions make him a trusted partner for his clients.
Myron offers extensive experience in both domestic and cross border M&A with a focus on private equity transactions. He guides private equity funds through every stage of the investment lifecycle, including leveraged buyouts, fund investments, co-investments, distressed acquisitions, and high-value exits. He works closely with private equity sponsors and strategic acquirers to deliver practical solutions and create value. He has successfully structured and executed complex transactions across North America and Europe, ensuring compliance with varying regulatory frameworks.
Myron also advises emerging companies and venture capital funds on financing strategies, from seed-stage investments to IPOs. He is committed to supporting Canada’s tech ecosystem. He has served on various boards and advisory committees for numerous companies, including a multinational cybersecurity firm. He also serves on the advisory board of OneEleven, Canada’s leading community of venture-backed tech companies.
Myron’s industry leadership is widely recognized. He was named in Canada’s Best Lawyers 2022 as “One to Watch” and the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory and is a sought-after speaker and contributor on trends in private equity, venture capital, and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) in corporate transactions. He is an instructor for Osgoode’s Certificate in ESG, Climate Risk & the Law, an adjunct professor of law at the University of New Brunswick where he teaches Corporate Finance and has co-authored chapters in globally recognized publications, including “The Law of Artificial Intelligence and Smart Machines” and “Cloud 3.0.”