Dan Trinham
Director
Director
Learn more about Dan Trinham
Dan Trinham is a Director based in our Birmingham office. He specialises in corporate insolvency, both contentious and non-contentious, with extensive experience in SME insolvency, including Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidations, Members’ Voluntary Liquidations, and company administration.
Dan has over 20 years of experience in corporate insolvency, including across the manufacturing, engineering, retail, and hospitality sectors. His notable engagements include running an accelerated mergers & acquisitions (AMA) process for a custom packaging and printing business, resulting in a pre-pack sale to an independent third party, saving around 20 jobs.
He played an instrumental role in uncovering bounce back loan abuse totalling £45,000 and securing charging orders against debtor property. He was involved in the trading administration of a residential park home that was rescued as a going concern, with management subsequently returned to directors.
Prior to joining BTG, Dan acted as insolvency manager at a well-established, Midlands-based insolvency, restructuring, and business recovery practice.
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