Greg has significant expertise and deep experience in advising international and domestic clients, including industry participants and private equity sponsors.
Greg has advised on a wide range of transactions and is recognised as one of New Zealand’s leading mergers and acquisitions lawyers. He is one of the firm’s co-founders and retired as a director in 2019. He remains involved in, and continues to be available to, the firm and our clients in a consulting role. In addition, as a trusted adviser to a significant number of high net worth individuals and family offices, Greg continues to advise on family structuring, inter-generational wealth transfer and related issues. He also assists our directors on strategic advice and input on complex corporate transactions and issues.
Before co-founding Harmos Horton Lusk, Greg worked at top-tier New Zealand and international firms, including as a senior associate at Cravath Swaine & Moore in New York.
Recent recognition
- Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for Services to Governance and Philanthropy
- Expert consultant, M&A, IFLR1000 2024
- Senior Statesperson, Corporate and M&A, Chambers Global 2024
- Advised many finalists for Deal of the Year awards at the New Zealand Law Awards
- Listed in The Legal 500’s 2024 Asia-Pacific M&A Power List
Governance and other roles
Greg has significant governance experience across a range of industries and sectors, including as a current director of Team New Zealand and New Zealand Funds Management, and as a former director of Fulton Hogan.