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Icknield starts cash management project

Icknield has started developing a cash management and forecasting plan for a logistics services supplier. Email Icknield

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Icknield starts retail project

Icknield has started working with a retail group facing challenges after weaker than expected trading in 2014. Email Icknield

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Icknield assists turnaround client with refinancing

An Icknield client has completed a refinancing which increases liquidity and enables the business to continue with its turnaround plan.

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Icknield supports business disposal

Ran Oren and Mark Russell have completed a short assignment to create a turnaround plan for an SME and stabilise

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Specialist recruitment company project completed

Icknield has just completed a 7 month project working with a £35m turnover specialist recruitment company. At the start of

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Turnaround plan for an SME

“Icknield has started working with a loss making SME supplier to the hospitality sector and is developing a turnaround plan

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Creating visibility and financial projections for an SME

Icknield is regularly called on to help create visibility on financial performance in challenged circumstances. Click here for our case study.

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Icknield engaged by owner managed business

Shahin Gulamali and Mike Simpson have started working with an owner managed business to create a profit and cash plan

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Icknield engaged by recruitment company

Shahin Gulamali has started working with a rapidly growing SME in the recruitment sector helping with funding and back office

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Icknield engaged by hotel company

Ran Oren has been engaged by a hotel owner/operator to provide business planning services.

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