Bounce Foods
Bounce Foods’ rapid global expansion leads to cashflow crisis in 2023. The Grant Thornton team devised an approach to salvage the business and the family home.
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John is a Registered Liquidator, Chartered Accountant, and member of the Australian Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association (ARITA). With 25+ years' experience in restructuring, insolvency and advisory services, John works closely with business owners, boards, lenders, and professional advisers to help organisations navigate financial and operational challenges.
John is passionate about helping mid-market businesses identify issues early, preserve value and implement practical restructuring solutions. He is recognised for his strong stakeholder management skills and ability to lead businesses through periods of uncertainty, making him a trusted adviser in crisis management, safe harbour, and formal restructuring engagements.
Recent assignments include:
John has significant experience across the Real Estate and Construction, Hospitality and Tourism, Franchise and Agricultural sectors, together with a broad range of other industries including, Media & Telecommunications, Education, Not for Profit and Retail & Consumer Products.
As NSW Lead Partner of Grant Thornton Affinity, John leads a network of accountants and professional advisers and helps connect clients with the broader expertise of Grant Thornton's multidisciplinary team, ensuring businesses receive practical and commercially focused advice when they need it most.
Bounce Foods’ rapid global expansion leads to cashflow crisis in 2023. The Grant Thornton team devised an approach to salvage the business and the family home.
Small business restructuring was introduced in 2021 as a response to COVID-19. It is a process designed to help distressed businesses avoid shutting down. Despite being around since then, there remains uncertainty in the market about how the process works and who is eligible.
It is important for business owners facing financial distress to understand all the options available to them. Small Business Restructuring (SBR) offers a pathway for small and medium sized Australian companies experiencing financial pressure to deal with unmanageable debt, reset operations, and continue trading through and beyond difficult times. SBRs are also a cost-effective solution to save a business compared to a liquidation shut down.