Assistant General Counsel
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Altro in Milano
Unison is a telecom and renewables infrastructure investment firm funded in partnership with Ardian - the global investment house based in Paris with over $150 billion in assets under management. Unison commenced operations in 2003 and today invests in real estate and infrastructure hosting wireless and renewables tenants in the United States and Europe. The Company is expanding rapidly and looking for talented, entrepreneurial team members to grow with us. ENGLISH VERSION (Based in Italy)
THE COMPANY: Unison acquires real estate assets in the United States and Europe in the telecommunications and renewable energy sectors. Backed by a global investment firm with over $125B in assets under management, Unison is growing rapidly across its existing business lines while expanding into new markets. The role is based in Italy, supporting operations across European markets.
THE TEAM: The Assistant General Counsel – Telecoms and Renewables (EU), based in Italy, will play a key role in:
Managing the acquisition of telecom infrastructure assets such as cell towers across EU markets,
leading transactions in multiple countries and supporting expansion into new jurisdictions.
Expanding Unison's renewable energy business in Europe by working with landowners and developers.
This is a hands‐on role requiring an experienced lawyer with a strong track record in driving transactions to closing, supporting complex negotiations, and managing portfolio risk. You will work closely with senior management, origination, pricing, and property management teams. Over time, the role is expected to evolve into a specialization in renewables.
THE ROLE: Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Telecommunications
Support the Regional General Counsel – Europe
Report internally in coordination with the EU GC
Manage transactions end-to-end with internal and external counsel
Liaise with brokers and site owners
Coordinate closings with advisors (lawyers, notaries, banks, fund managers)
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