Matthew Wiebe is a business and nonprofit attorney dedicated to supporting clients’ day-to-day corporate and transactional matters, managing risks throughout the organizational lifecycle, from formation to significant transitions.

For local small to mid-size businesses, Matthew crafts corporate policies, negotiates significant transactions, and drafts contracts for business relationships. He also guides organizations through private placement debt and equity financing, mergers and acquisitions, ownership structuring, and regulatory compliance.

Bringing his business counsel to mission-focused organizations, Matthew represents nonprofits of all types, from startups to mature organizations, such as local and national public charities, churches and other religious organizations, private foundations, educational institutions, political organizations and campaigns, and trade associations. Matthew advises these organizations on tax exemption issues, charitable trust law, restructuring, governance, and board and staff relationships. A significant portion of Matthew’s practice involves counsel for organizations involved with impact investing, primarily assisting church extension funds and community development financial institutions with “Blue Sky” securities offerings.

Matthew authored the Dissolve a Nonprofit Corporation How-To Kit for the Institute of Continuing Legal Education and has published other articles on legal considerations for nonprofits. He has presented on governance and compliance topics to local nonprofit groups and is an annual panelist at the Denominational Investors and Loan Administrators Conference.

Outside the office, Matthew enjoys spending time with his wife Clarissa and their growing family and attempting projects around the house.