Posted on October 15, 2008 at 11:45 AM
Filed under: Corporate Dealmaker Forum | Dealscape | Inside The Deal
Tagged: Bruce Bowden , M&A , Nokia , technology

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M&A may have slowed, but deals are getting done. Corporate Dealmaker's Suzanne Stevens caught up with Bruce Bowden, global head of M&A for Nokia, at the Corporate Dealmaker Forum conference in New York to discuss selling big deals to nervous executives and boards. When buying your way into a new market, it helps, says Bowden, to begin with a smaller deal. Not only does this allow you to test the waters of a new geography or market, it can also bring valuable talent onboard that can help guide the way forward.

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