Cathro & Partners Appoints Andrew Blundell as Principal

Sydney – Cathro & Partners, the boutique insolvency and corporate restructuring firm recently founded by industry expert Simon Cathro, has appointed Andrew Blundell as a Principal.

Sydney – Cathro & Partners, the boutique insolvency and corporate restructuring firm recently founded by industry expert Simon Cathro, has appointed Andrew Blundell as a Principal.

Mr Blundell joins the Sydney firm with more than 16 years of corporate advisory and insolvency experience, including most recently as a partner at Worrells, where he was involved in high-profile restructures including Napoleon Perdis, Foodora, Custom Bus Australia and Ability and Children’s Services Education.

Cathro & Partners Managing Principal Simon Cathro said Mr Blundell’s experience and values as a corporate advisor and insolvency practitioner would be invaluable assets to clients as they navigated their post-pandemic recovery.

‘I have worked with Andrew extensively in the past and what makes him a standout in this sector is that he is committed to doing the right thing by all stakeholders in all situations,’ Mr Cathro said.

‘He has extensive experience in handling large trading voluntary administration appointments, property enforcement and dealing with the complexities arising from specialised trust and corporate structures as well as cross border recovery considerations.

‘He is also very client-centric in his strategies and advice, and that’s firmly aligned with what we are building here at Cathro & Partners.’

Commenting on the new role, Mr Blundell said he was attracted to Cathro & Partners’s ethos around creating and implementing innovative strategies designed to help clients survive financial difficulty and come out stronger.

‘The next 18 months will be challenging for many Australian businesses, with the economic effects of the global shocks, both COVID-19 and the lurking inflationary pressures, likely to take that long to be fully realised,’ Mr Blundell said.

‘Together with Simon and the broader Cathro & Partners team, my priority will be to help clients achieve the right outcome for their businesses, employees and other stakeholders as they navigate this period and beyond.’

For more information, please contact:

Simon Cathro

Cathro & Partners Managing Principal

+61 416 014 889

simon.cathro@cathropartners.com.au

About Cathro & Partners Cathro & Partners are experts in providing insolvency and restructuring services that help to create and preserve business value. Founded in 2021 by industry expert Simon Cathro, the boutique firm specialises in restructuring, turnaround, insolvency, safe harbour, secured enforcement services and pre-lending services.

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