A division of Troutman Pepper client M.M. Hayes Company, Inc., Quickcharge, a dining and retail technology platform for K-12, health care, corporate, and government campuses, has been acquired by Transact Campus, Inc., a leader in innovative campus technology and payment solutions. Read a company announcement about the transaction here.
Quickcharge has consistently demonstrated its value by offering comprehensive solutions including cashless payments and transactions via point of sale (POS), kiosk and mobile ordering to more than 575 clients. Incorporating Quickcharge’s diverse offerings and talented team strengthens Transact’s ability to grow its campus software solution offerings and reinforces the company’s position as the leading provider of software and mobile solutions to campus environments.
The Troutman Pepper team that advised M.M. Hayes Company in the complex carve-out of Quickcharge was led by Partners Bruce Fenton and Joe Kadlec and included Ethan Zook, Carmen Williams, and David Wormser (corporate), Howard Goldberg (tax), Michael Crumbock (benefits), Stefanie Brennan (real estate), Brent Hoard (Privacy & Cyber), and Susan Lessack (labor and employment). Hennepin Partners served as Quickcharge’s exclusive financial advisor.
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