Alan Poole, a partner in Troutman Peppers Corporate Practice Group, has been elected to serve as chair of the Technology Association of Georgia’s (TAG) Infrastructure Society. TAG’s Infrastructure Society is a professional organization focusing on and dedicated to the digital infrastructure that support’s Georgia’s mission critical needs. Poole begin his one-year term as chair on January 1, 2024.
The society is comprised of members from leading technology companies, entrepreneurs, executives, and public policymakers who are committed to advancing the region’s digital infrastructure and connecting professionals from all corners of the infrastructure space, including power, connectivity, data centers, and government relations. TAG’s mission is to connect, promote, influence, and educate Georgia’s technology ecosystem to advance the innovation economy. Through those four foundational strategies, TAG serves the technology community, helping to support, grow, and ignite tech leaders, companies, and the overall Georgia economy.
At Troutman Pepper, Poole is an experienced digital infrastructure attorney with a demonstrated history of handling complex matters through management of large legal teams and as main outside counsel. Clients, such as utilities, communications providers, construction companies, and REITs, rely on Poole to solve their most challenging problems and execute critical transactions related to complex infrastructure in all parts of the country.
Consistently recognized as a top-tier national practice, Troutman Pepper’s corporate attorneys regularly handle transactions ranging in size from tens of millions of dollars to multibillion dollars. Core areas of service include private equity, venture capital, mergers and acquisitions (including cross-border transactions and corporate carve-outs), capital markets and corporate finance, corporate governance, and securities laws compliance. The firm also has particular expertise in advising clients on matters involving fund formation and fund management.
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