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Building Corporate Development Muscle
Creating a dedicated M&A function can be daunting for non-acquisitive companies. It’s a big commitment that could take away valuable time and resources from top-level management. However, when done right, corporate development muscle can be built slowly and organically. In this episode of the M&A Science Podcast, Kyle Price, Chief of Staff & Corporate Development at Roblox, shares his experience on how to start an M&A function slowly and successfully from scratch.
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Kyle Price, Chief of Staff & Head of Corporate Development at Roblox (NYSE: RBLX)

Creating a dedicated M&A function can be daunting for non-acquisitive companies. It’s a big commitment that could take away valuable time and resources from top level management. However, when done right, corporate development muscle can be built slowly, and organically. 

In this episode of the M&A Science Podcast, Kyle Price, Chief of Staff & Corporate Development at Roblox, shares his experience on how to start an M&A function slowly and successfully from scratch. 

Things you will learn in this episode:

  • When to build an M&A function
  • Importance of the people side in M&A
  • Working with business leaders
  • Evolution of corporate development
  • Handling biases in the M&A process

Kyle Price

Tyler Rowald is the Vice President of M&A at EIS Holdings, specializing in transactional and operational planning. With expertise in financial markets and strategic growth, he has led numerous acquisitions and presented to C-suite executives. Tyler's career includes roles at White Oak Group and Mirion Technologies, where he managed acquisitions and led a successful SPAC with Goldman Sachs. At EIS Holdings, he drives value through strategic acquisitions and financial engineering.

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