Mike Dyer

Manager

Business Lines:

Business Rescue & Recovery

Biography

Mike joined Begbies Traynor as a Business Development Manager in April 2019 covering Bristol, Bath, Gloucestershire, Somerset & Wiltshire. He previously worked in Bristol for both Leonard Curtis and Quantuma. With wide-ranging experience in corporate recovery and rescue, Mike has a solid background in advising clients on fundraising and refinancing across a broad range of industries and deal sizes.

Mike’s remit is to focus on sourcing reciprocal work for his accounting and legal contacts as well as invoice and asset-based financiers.

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11 Kingsmead Square, Bath, BA1 2AB

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