Emma Kingdon

Consultant

Emma Kingdon is a consultant in our Corporate & Commercial practice. She has specialist expertise in media and technology law as well as extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions (mainly private equity) and general commercial transactions (such as distribution agreements and franchising arrangements).

In addition to advising on large technology service agreements (including outsourcing) and to large publishing houses with regard to their commercial rights, Emma has also worked with a number of film financing institutions, streaming platforms, film producers and investors, scriptwriters, authors, content owners, branded entertainment producers, reality and documentary programme producers as well as commercial production houses. 

Emma Kingdon

About Emma

About Emma

Emma began her career as a Candidate Attorney at Syfret Godlonton-Fuller Moore (now Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr). She was appointed as an Associate in 1999, promoted to Senior Associate in 2000 and became a Director in 2001. Emma became a Consultant in 2011.

Emma has a special interest in social enterprise, and the role this sector plays in the greater economy as a means to bring about social change. As a result, she is able to use her experience as a commercial attorney to support social entrepreneurs and further the goals of the sector as a whole, including in relation to impact investing, business development and corporate structure.

Credentials

Credentials

Education

  • BA LLB, University of Stellenbosch
  • LLM (Commercial Law), University of South Africa (UNISA)
  • Year of admission as an attorney: 1999
  • Registered with the Legal Practice Council

Languages

Languages

  • English

About Emma

Emma began her career as a Candidate Attorney at Syfret Godlonton-Fuller Moore (now Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr). She was appointed as an Associate in 1999, promoted to Senior Associate in 2000 and became a Director in 2001. Emma became a Consultant in 2011.

Emma has a special interest in social enterprise, and the role this sector plays in the greater economy as a means to bring about social change. As a result, she is able to use her experience as a commercial attorney to support social entrepreneurs and further the goals of the sector as a whole, including in relation to impact investing, business development and corporate structure.

Credentials

Education

  • BA LLB, University of Stellenbosch
  • LLM (Commercial Law), University of South Africa (UNISA)
  • Year of admission as an attorney: 1999
  • Registered with the Legal Practice Council

Languages

  • English

News

Market recognition

Chambers Global recognised Emma as "Up and Coming" in Corporate/M&A in 2008.

Market recognition

Chambers Global recognised Emma as "Up and Coming" in Corporate/M&A in 2008.