Alvin Benjamin Carter III is an accomplished associate at Brown Rudnick's Corporate Practice Group in Boston, specializing in corporate and transactional matters across various industries.

His expertise includes advising on venture financings, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, intellectual property matters, and securities compliance, catering to private and public company clients.

Alvin has a diverse professional background, having interned at State Street Corporation, served as a Legal Officer for NU IDEA Venture Accelerator, and conducted legal research at the Office of the Inspector General.

Education-wise, Alvin holds a Juris Doctor (J.D.) in Intellectual Property Law from Northeastern University School of Law, a Masters in Museum Studies from Harvard Extension School, and has studied Music Industry at both Northeastern University and Trinity Catholic High School.

In addition to his role at Brown Rudnick, Alvin has been involved with various organizations such as the Hiphop Archive and Research Institute at Harvard University, where he was the Innovation Director, and the Combat Sports Hall of Fame, which he founded.

His other roles include being a legal officer at Northeastern University, a legal intern at the Office of the Inspector General in Massachusetts, a teaching assistant for IP CO-LAB at Northeastern University School of Law, and a summer associate at Brown Rudnick LLP.

Alvin's wide-ranging experience also extends to his past positions such as Legal Procurement and IT Intern at State Street, Founder and CEO of AppClickable Inc., Associate Director of Programs at Hiphop Archive, Fight Sports Business Columnist at MMATorch.com, and owner of 3Productions/Don't Say Bingo.

His skill set includes legal research, contract drafting, brand licensing, legal procurement, and program coordination, making him a well-rounded professional in the corporate and legal domains.