Professor, BYU LawCurtis Anderson is a Professor of Law at the Brigham Young University Law School. He teaches
courses in the areas of corporate formation and governance, mergers and acquisitions,
securities and e-commerce, and supervises the BYU Law and Entrepreneurship Clinic. He is also a faculty member of the BYU Crocker Innovation Fellowship Program, which is an
interdisciplinary, one-year innovation experience for undergraduate students from any major
and where he teaches with faculty from the Colleges of Business, Engineering, Life Sciences,
and Physical & Mathematical Sciences.
Before moving to BYU Law, he was a Senior Vice President and the General Counsel of the
Match Group. He was responsible for all legal matters of Match’s operating companies, which
included Tinder, match.com, okcupid, meetic and other social media and online dating
businesses based in Dallas, New York City, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Vancouver, Tokyo, Ghent and Rio de Janeiro. Prior to joining the Match Group, Professor Anderson was a partner in a large international law firm where he represented clients in complex mergers and acquisitions,public offerings (debt and equity), VC financings and general corporate matters. Mr. Andersonhas served on the board of directors of Encircle since 2018.
Mr. Anderson is a graduate of Cedar City High School, where his dad taught for over 40 years.
His mother worked at SUU for many years. His wife Margie also graduated from Cedar City High School and attended SUU.
