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Inquesta boosts corporate insolvency team with new senior manager
Forensic accounting and insolvency practice Inquesta has recruited Steven Mason as a senior manager in its corporate insolvency division.
Steven, 39, specialises in advising directors of small and medium-sized businesses on their options when faced with financial problems, including liquidations, administrations, company voluntary arrangements and company closures.
He has more than 12 years’ experience in the insolvency profession, including nine years at Kay Johnson Gee in Manchester.
His role at Inquesta sees him working with accountants, solicitors and finance professionals across the UK to help their clients in financial difficulty.
In addition, he is taking on a business development role to help further grow the practice.
Steven is based at Inquesta’s head office in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester. The firm also has an office in Leeds.
Director Steven Wiseglass, who heads the insolvency team, said: “Steven has an impressive track record and is a welcome addition to the practice as we expand our corporate insolvency division.
“He takes a commercial and pragmatic approach when advising directors of SMEs and negotiating financial settlements to maximise returns to creditors, and his skills will prove extremely valuable as demand for our services grows.
“Further recruitment is planned in the months ahead.”
Steven Mason said: “It’s an exciting time to join Inquesta and I look forward to assisting the directors as they look to further develop the firm’s corporate insolvency business.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Inquesta .
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