Behind the Deals: Evi Tsilou Shares Her Journey in Corporate and M&A Law

We’re delighted to share highlights from Evi Tsilou, Partner and Head of our Corporate and M&A at P&P, featured in IFLR’s editorial coverage. Evi offers a candid look into the dynamic world of corporate law, her inspirations, and the challenges of navigating high-stakes deals.

 

On what she does for a living:
“Think of me as the lawyer you call when negotiating major deals or navigating complex transactions—not the one you’d call if you got arrested!” Evi says with humor, emphasizing her role in helping businesses achieve their goals through legally sound, strategically structured transactions.

 

Her daily routine? Anything but routine!
Balancing a fast-paced career and family life with three daughters, Evi thrives in a world where every day presents a fresh challenge. From client meetings and contract negotiations to handling last-minute drafting and advising on transactions, she manages it all with precision and adaptability.

 

Key characteristics of a successful M&A lawyer:
Evi highlights the importance of understanding the unique dynamics of each deal, building trust with clients, and delivering quick, to-the-point guidance tailored to their broader business objectives.

 

Behind the scenes of M&A:
While many perceive M&A law as glamorous, Evi notes that the true essence lies in the meticulous work behind the scenes—due diligence, risk assessments, and drafting contracts, all demanding intense focus and precision.

 

A reflection for her younger self:
“Embrace the unpredictable, take on challenges with an open mind, and always strive to grow,” Evi advises. She underscores the value of continuous self-improvement and staying grounded in empathy and resilience.

This interview offers a glimpse into Evi’s world and the values that drive her success at P&P.

 

You can read Evi’s full interview here

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