Neil Vinnicombe
Partner
Partner
Learn more about Neil Vinnicombe
Neil is a Partner based in our Bath office. He specialises in corporate insolvency and business restructuring, with extensive experience in pre-pack business and asset sales, and acting as an LPA receiver. He also leads the Taunton office and supports the insolvency team across Bristol.
Neil has over 40 years of experience delivering business restructuring and turnaround solutions to SME owners and collaborating with professional advisers and stakeholders to deliver positive outcomes. He recently worked on the successful rescue of Torquay United FC and the turnaround of a local office furniture manufacturer, saving over 200 jobs.
Prior to joining BTG, Neil gained experience at a number of top-tier accountancy firms. He is a licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
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