I have been in the insolvency and business recovery world since 1990. For many SME business environments, the issues of insolvency and cash flow can be approached from a number of angles; I have focused for some years now on helping these enterprises to deal with these areas. This means acting with all the stakeholders in the business to find solutions that are equitable and appropriate for everyone involved, finding a balance that results in the best outcome for shareholders, investors, creditors, funders, and of course customers. To achieve this, I focus on communication and the first step is taking the time to make sure everyone is fully aware of the issues facing him or her. Of course, finance is at the heart of this, and I am proud of my track record with SME’s when it comes to raising, managing and repaying fiscal matters. Peer to peer finance is an emerging form of financing and I have gathered a great deal of experience in this arena.

Values and integrity are very much a part of what I do and Insolvency and finance are very much about good advice, trust, and integrity. At PBC Business Recovery and Insolvency there are no call centers or one size fits all solutions. We get to know your situation and offer experienced and personal advice and solutions. Financial problems are common but the solutions required are not, they are individual. We believe that the people involved in insolvency and other financial issues are the most important part of the resolution process. One of the most important assets of PBC is our ability to be flexible and deliver a unique, problem solving based approach.

I am proud of the fact that I have been dedicated to my working life for over 20 years. In particular, I specialise in charities and the ins and outs of MVLs. Of course, I am not all about work, in fact, I used to be involved in ultimate frisbee, and I still would be but my knees now have very different ideas about that part of my life.