 Business Turnaround
Business distress can be caused by a wide variety of situations, from a decline in trading to a public disaster.
This Knowledge Centre looks at the options and sources of advice open to distressed businesses, as well as how to spot the signs and avert problems before they arise.
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Contributors to this Knowledge Centre include:
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Paul Murray
Director,
Tangent Communications PLC -
John Summerhill
MD,
The European Design Centre -
Antony Fanshawe
Partner,
Begbies Traynor -
David Hole
CEO,
Greenfield Restricturing Services -
Andy Hogarth
Chairman and CEO,
Staffline -
Michael Potts
Partner,
Byrne and Partners -
Richard Turner
Chief Executive,
Clearswift -
Paul Taylor
Corporate Partner,
Fox Williams LLP -
Andy Makeham
CEO,
K3 Business Technology Group plc -
Nick Winton
Business Coach,
Shirlaws (UK) Ltd
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