How to Connect Law, VC Funding and Business?
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How to Connect Law, VC Funding and Business?

June 16, 2026 · 16:00– June 16, 2026
Online webinar (Microsoft Teams)

How do you structure a funding round? What should founders know before negotiating with VC funds? How do exits, acquisitions and cross-border deals really work in practice?

Join us for a unique open webinar led by Barbara Sobowska, an expert in international transactions and founder of MOST Partners – Venture Growth Law Firm.

Barbara represents a rare “3-in-1” professional profile. In her daily work, she combines three perspectives:

1. Transactional lawyer – supporting and closing multi-million international deals. 2. Entrepreneur – building her own venture growth legal firm. 3. Investor – supporting technology companies and founders.

This is not another theoretical lecture. It is a practical conversation based on 15 years of market experience, focused on the real challenges faced by founders, investors and growth companies.

### Event details

- Date: Tuesday, 16 June - Time: 16:00 - Format: Online webinar - Duration: 2 hours of practical insights + Q&A - Access: Open event

### Topics we will discuss

- Venture capital funding rounds - Founder–investor negotiations - Exit strategies - Acquisitions and M&A transactions - Cross-border deal structures - Practical legal and business challenges in Poland–US–UK transactions - How founders can prepare for fundraising and strategic growth

### Speaker

Barbara Sobowska Founder of MOST Partners – Venture Growth Law Firm Harvard Law School alumna and graduate of Jagiellonian University.

Barbara specializes in modern, technology-driven legal advisory models for startups, growth companies and VC funds. She supports founders, investors and companies in international transactions, financing rounds, acquisitions and cross-border growth structures.

- Barbara Sobowska on LinkedIn - MOST Partners on LinkedIn

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Join us for a practical conversation at the intersection of law, venture capital and international business growth.