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Andrea Múgica

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General Counsel at White Summit Capital Management SGEIC

Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain

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About

Legal Counsel who joined in 2022 with over eight years of experience in corporate law and M&A, previously Senior Legal Counsel at Plenium Partners.

Experience

  1. White Summit CapitalGeneral Counselcurrent2024 — presentBilbao, Basque Country, Spain
  2. White Summit CapitalLegal Counsel2022 — 2024Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain
  3. Plenium Partners S.LSenior Legal Counsel2021 — 2022Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
  4. BROSETAAssociate Lawyer2018 — 2021Madrid Area, Spain
  5. LenerLawyer2016 — 2018Madrid y alrededores, España
  6. Permanent Mission of Spain to the United NationsPolicy Advisor2015 — 2016New York City Metropolitan Area

Skills & more

Corporate Law8Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)Renewable EnergyInvestment FundsEnergy TransitionEnglish12French9Contract Negotiation

Languages Chinese · English · French · Italian · Spanish

  • Certificate of Proficiency in EnglishUniversity of Cambridge

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Andrea Múgica?
Legal Counsel who joined in 2022 with over eight years of experience in corporate law and M&A, previously Senior Legal Counsel at Plenium Partners.
Where does Andrea Múgica work?
Andrea Múgica is General Counsel at White Summit Capital Management SGEIC.
Where did Andrea Múgica go to school?
Andrea Múgica studied at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Double Master's Degree (LL.M), Legal Practice and EU Law); Tilburg University (International and European Law); University of Deusto (Bachelor of Laws (LLB) + Diploma in Economics).

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