| SEAN JOYCE. BA, LLB (HONS)

Sean Joyce is a corporate lawyer and advisor practising in Auckland City.

Sean has a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Law Degree with Honours from Auckland University, and has over 30 years’ experience in a wide range of corporate and commercial transactions.

Sean's principal activities comprise:

  • Principal in Sean Joyce – Corporate Counsel – a specialist corporate and commercial law firm

  • Professional non-executive directorships in listed and privately held companies

  • Principal in CM Partners Limited – an independent capital markets advisory firm

Corporate Counsel – Corporate Law Practice

Sean regularly advises within the corporate and commercial sector with a particular focus on the capital markets and securities laws – regulatory compliance, fund raising and investments, offerings of debt, equity and participatory securities in New Zealand.

Sean has been involved in a significant number of initial public offerings, reverse listings and compliance listings in New Zealand and Australia.

Non-executive Directorships

Sean is a non-executive director of a number of companies listed on the NZX Main Board and is also a director of several significant privately held companies with operations in both New Zealand and internationally.

Sean is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Directors.

CM Partners Limited
Sean is a principal in CM Partners Limited (CMP), one of New Zealand's leading independent boutique corporate and capital markets advisory firms providing a full range of services to New Zealand businesses.

CMP is and has been the advisor to a number of companies that have listed on the New Zealand and Australian markets in the past five years

CMP specialises in providing the following services to its clients:
  • Specialist independent capital markets advice
  • Corporate structuring and strategic guidance
  • Merger and acquisition expertise
  • Project management services
  • Assistance in raising capital in both New Zealand and Australia
  • Helping clients to transition from private enterprises to the public capital markets