NEW YORK - Oct. 8, 2025 - Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP represented investment funds affiliated with GenNx360 Capital Partners (GenNx360) in connection with its acquisition of Heartland Business Systems (HBS).

HBS is a full-service technology solutions provider, offering a comprehensive set of network infrastructure and security services to 3,200+ clients in the Midwestern United States. The company operates out of 17 regional offices and has 675+ full-time employees, including 400+ certified engineers. HBS was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Little Chute, Wis.

The Greenberg Traurig team that represented GenNx360 was led by Ejim Peter Achi, co-chair of the firm's Global Corporate Practice and Private Equity Practice (New York), Corporate Shareholder Serena Y. Shi (New York) and Corporate Shareholder Sung Jin (New York). Other shareholders included Richard C. Kim in the Finance Practice (New York), Jeffrey K. Ekeberg in the Tax Practice (Chicago), P. Fishel Schreiber in the Benefits & Compensation Practice (New York), David M. Greenberg in the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice (New York), Natasha L. Wilson in the Labor & Employment Practice (Atlanta), Sean W. Bezark in the Environmental Practice (Chicago), Alison R. Weinberg-Fahey in the Real Estate Practice (Silicon Valley), Justin P. Hedge in the Antitrust Litigation & Competition Regulation Practice (Washington, D.C.)

Additional Corporate team members included Associates Aaron J. Hsieh (Washington, D.C.), Vincent Okonkwo (New York), Yusuf Olalere (London), Sophia A. Korn (Atlanta), Regina Furer (New York), Korede Sotubo (New York), Alexander Sellinger (New York), Seung Won "Selina" Yoo (New York), Ben Manson (New York), and Law Clerk Esther Choi (New York). Specialist team members included Associates Phillip Popkin in the Benefits & Compensation Practice (New York), Megan Eckel in the Labor & Employment Practice (Atlanta), and Sukhdeep S. Gill in the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice (Philadelphia).