Jennifer MacGregor-Greer is Counsel at MEP Business Counsel. She advises clients on a broad range of corporate, commercial and securities matters, as well as partnerships, joint ventures and corporate acquisitions and divestitures.
Jennifer MacGregor-Greer is Counsel at MEP Business Counsel. She advises clients on a broad range of corporate, commercial and securities matters, as well as partnerships, joint ventures and corporate acquisitions and divestitures. Jennifer’s clients range from small start-up enterprises to sophisticated public companies in a variety of industries (including hospitality, brewing and distilling, professional services, health sciences, transportation, infrastructure, insurance, entertainment and retail), not-for-profit entities, and investors in privately-held businesses.
Jennifer’s experience includes organizing corporate entities, complex corporate reorganizations, ongoing corporate governance advice, shareholder and limited partnership agreements. Her securities practice includes non-institutional financing and advising on ongoing securities compliance, primarily for private issuers. Jennifer advises on the structuring and governance of domestic and international joint ventures and represents both vendors and purchasers in the sale of businesses.
Jennifer strives to provide practical, relevant advice and to provide her clients with the tools they need to understand the legal framework in which their businesses operate. Originally from Victoria, BC, she enjoys teaching and is an instructor in the School of Legal Studies at Capilano University, as well as a contributor to the Law Society of BC’s Company Law practice materials for the Professional Legal Training Course.
In Jennifer’s spare time, you will find her either studying early 20th-century business writing and sign painting, sewing historically accurate 18th and 19th century clothing (yes, by hand), or trying to find empty wall space to hang her daughter’s artwork. Jennifer is a lifelong member of Girl Guides of Canada and is a parish council member at St. Martin’s Anglican Church, North Vancouver.