Deborah I. Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

Using my experience gained at PwC, I have been able to provide advice and assist clients through the process of a solvent liquidation. My recent portfolio includes a variety of different companies from a large company in the energy sector to a small IT consultancy business that has reached the end of it's life. My current large project included working with various different stakeholders (some cross border), in order to close down the company in a timely manner. Employee queries were actioned, paying creditors, collecting in debtors, liaising with the collections agency, novating a lease, liaising with lawyers.My accomplishments include managing complex solvent liquidations, maximising resource, keeping to budget, identifying and mitigating risks through effective planning.

• Advised engagement teams on risk matters relating to IBRs, Administrations and Liquidations and any Independence issues• Ensured team maintained personal independence on all projects • Work allocation to junior team members• Manage billing on each jobs - checking costs are within agreed limits• Worked with cross functional teams to drive and deliver compliance of a project • Advise surrounding teams if SEC restricted and implications. Submit Authorisation for Services to SEC audit clients. • Maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders• Analysed business activities and mapped processes; identifying and proposing major improvement opportunities• Managed effective communication between business units, including Risk, AML and Relationship Check teams• Developed, managed and implemented communication strategies, regular project briefings and training plans • Involved in management change by becoming a super user delivering pre/post go live critical support for the implementation of a new CRM system• Recognised inefficiencies in certain processes and implemented a new process i.e improved the Project Acceptance Committee procedure

London, United Kingdom

I seconded to the role of a Senior Manager for 7 months. This position involved focusing on strategic planning and development of the team and ensuring completion of the team’s objectives. Skills obtained during secondment include:Strategic Planning, Strategic Development, Resource Management, Leadership, Team Management, Stakeholder Management PwC - Senior Manager Secondment – Compliance - Jan 2013-Aug-2013 • Focused on the strategic development of the team• Determined resourcing levels for the team and managed recruitment for the team• Identified and organised areas where training was required for the team• Strengthen key relationships with stakeholders • Managed stakeholder expectations

London, United Kingdom

PwC - Senior Associate – Corporate Simplification and Exit - Jan 2008-Jul-2010 • Managed large scale multi million-pound corporate simplification projects for significant numbers of UK and multi-national organizations placed into Members Voluntary Liquidation• Self-starter self-motivated• Risk/Compliance aware - submission of AML requests, authorisation for services, relationship checks etc• Maintain statutory diaries • Successfully produced official reports • Attend client meetings to scope for the project and obtain client needs

Watford, United Kingdom

• Responsible for supporting managers in all aspects of the administration of insolvent liquidations • Managed multiple projects at once – having a portfolio of up to 50 projects including Administrations, Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidations, Compulsory Liquidations and Company Voluntary Liquidations.• Adhering to statute law, The Insolvency Act 1986 and Enterprise Act • Worked collaboratively with management and clients including solicitors, accountants, estate agents, lawyers, government agencies, agents, employees and suppliers• Successfully managed a commercial property sale with minimal management interaction from advertising the sale through to calculating capital gains tax • Proficient in MS Office and other systems including IPS• Managing junior members of staff• Maintained statutory diaries and other records• Organised the creditor meetings which included advertising the meetings and taking the minutes.• Reporting writing – drafted annual reports and progress reports that detailed the project to date.• Investigated projects to identify whether any adverse transactions had taken place for instance money laundering, when the company was trading. Highlighting these anomalies and reporting them to the appropriate government official.