A Matheson team led by David Fitzgibbon (Corporate M&A partner), John Coary (Corporate M&A partner) and Darren Quinn (Corporate M&A associate), supported by a broad Matheson team including Vahan Tchrakian (Tax partner), Siún Clinch (Tax associate), Carlo Salizzo (Technology and Innovation partner), Conor Doyle (Technology and Innovation associate), Bryan Dunne (Employment partner), Ellen Nolan (Employment senior associate), Niall Collins (Competition partner), Simon Shinkwin (Competition partner) and Karen Reynolds (Litigation partner), working alongside a team from Cooley LLP, is delighted to have recently advised Zoom Video Communications, Inc., on its acquisition of Workvivo, a Cork-based employee communication and engagement platform.
Workvivo provides a modern, feature-rich employee experience platform, combining advanced internal communication and engagement tools, a social intranet, and an employee app, all blended into one central hub, forming the heart of a company’s digital ecosystem. Workvivo’s offering has seen triple-digit growth in the last three years and is used and trusted by hundreds of customers worldwide, including some of the world’s most well-known brands. With this strategically important acquisition, Zoom adds to its capability to provide a market leading end-to-end collaboration platform focused on enabling modern work and powering the digital-first workplace. Zoom intends to incorporate Workvivo’s capabilities into its platform to further strengthen its existing employee experience offerings.