Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP represented Alamar Partners in its sale of Scribbles, a leading provider of credentialing and records management to K-12 school districts across the United States, to Instructure, an educational technology company. Specifics of the deal, which closed July 1, remain undisclosed.
The transaction was led by Corporate Shareholder Richard D. Dusenbury and Corporate Of Counsel John-Paul G. Haskins, both of whom are based in Greenberg Traurig’s Dallas office.
“This transaction exemplifies the strong partnership between our team and the dedicated professionals at Alamar Partners,” Dusenbury and Haskins said. “It was an honor to work alongside its Co-Founders and Managing Partners Ben Knoll and Chris Lueck, and we thank them for their trust in us.”
Alamar Partners is a private investment firm focused on investing in and growing exciting software companies.
The Greenberg Traurig team included Shareholders Darren J. Abernethy, Todd Basile, Joseph J. Curran, Nathan P. Emeritz, Ian A. Herbert, Marvin A. Kirsner, Melissa P. Prusock, Keshia M. Tiemann, and Brian Witkowski; and Associates Bryce Bailey, Margaret Kim Heitjan, Ximena Lastra, Timothy McLister, and Phillip Popkin.
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