Dave Broadbent
Partner
Partner
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Dave is a Partner based in our York office. He oversees the York, Teesside and Darlington offices. He specialises in SME insolvency, with extensive experience assisting owner-managed businesses, limited company directors and self-employed professionals, including charitable organisations and franchisees. He also advises referrals obtained through BTG’s various websites, a skill honed when growing his own practice.
Dave has over 25 years of experience and became one of the country’s youngest insolvency practitioners when he qualified. He regularly delivers insolvency and restructuring seminars to accountants, solicitors and professional networks across Yorkshire and the North East. He is Chair of R3 (Association of Business Recovery Professionals) in Yorkshire.
Prior to joining BTG, Dave founded his own business recovery practice. He is a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
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