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Heather N. Aune

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Partner at Gunderson Dettmer

San Diego, Los Angeles

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Michelle FernandesunlockedHeather: together at Gunderson Dettmer (2016–2020)
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Heather: together at University of San Diego School of Law

About

Heather N. Aune is a partner at Gunderson Dettmer's San Diego office who specializes in executive compensation and employee benefits law. She advises start-ups, emerging growth companies, and public companies on equity compensation plans, employment agreements, severance arrangements, and bonus plans, as well as employment and benefits matters related to mergers and acquisitions.

Experience

  1. Gunderson DettmerPartnercurrent2021 β€” present
  2. Gunderson DettmerSpecial Counsel2010 β€” 2021
  3. WundaBar Pilates San DiegoOwner/Educator2021 β€” 2022
  4. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiEmployee Benefits and Executive Compensation Attorney2006 β€” 2010
  5. Kissane & Cook, A.P.C.ERISA Attorney2002 β€” 2006

Skills & more

Executive CounselEquity CompensationExecutive PayEmployee BenefitsCorporate Law

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Heather N. Aune?
Heather N. Aune is a partner at Gunderson Dettmer's San Diego office who specializes in executive compensation and employee benefits law. She advises start-ups, emerging growth companies, and public companies on equity compensation plans, employment agreements, severance arrangements, and bonus plans, as well as employment and benefits matters related to mergers and acquisitions.
Where does Heather N. Aune work?
Heather N. Aune is Partner at Gunderson Dettmer.
Where did Heather N. Aune go to school?
Heather N. Aune studied at University of San Diego School of Law; UC San Diego (B.A., History); Alta Loma High School.

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