SIS Briefings: Insolvency & Restructuring
08 Dec 2022, 10:45
- Support
- Cost of Living
As part of Trustees Week, we were joined by two industry experts from OSCR and Johnston Carmichael. We discussed financial strategies and how to assess risk, and how you can work with your Trustees to take on some of the key and business-critical responsibilities.
Understanding the risks in order to mitigate and act, we will share regulatory insight and guidance for organisations and Trustees on managing the potential risks through the cost of living crisis.
Guest Speakers
Kieran Daly, Head of Market Building, Social Investment Scotland
Kieran started his career as a youth worker at The Prince’s Trust, devising and delivering training programmes. He has held senior management roles in business development for a range of arts, volunteering and youth organisations for over 15 years.
Kieran was Chief Operating Officer at food waste and food poverty fighting organisation, FoodCycle. While there, he grew the organisation’s presence from 14 to 30 locations around England in under two years, through a social franchising model. He was also responsible for FoodCycle’s income generation and operational functions.
Most recently, Kieran was Scotland Manager for Big Issue Invest, where he delivered a multi-agency partnership, engaging the private, public and third sectors in mentoring and lending money to early-stage social ventures. He is a keen cyclist who enjoys giving back by being on the Boards of Scottish social enterprises, MsMissMrs and the TIE campaign.
Martin Tyson, Head of Regulation and Improvement OSCR
Martin leads OSCR’s main outward-facing functions. This includes overseeing delivery and continuous improvement of OSCR’s regulatory casework, as well as its work with the charity sector and key stakeholders to build improvement and public confidence in charities.
Martin has worked in OSCR, with a particular focus on casework and policy issues, since 2006. Brought up in the north-east of England, he is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh. He began his career at the National Archives of Scotland, serving as the Inspecting Officer for government records in Scotland. Following that, he was seconded to the former General Register Office for Scotland and managed its public search facilities, including Scotland’s People website.
Scott Jeffrey, Audit Partner Johnston Carmichael
David has extensive corporate restructuring experience, undertaking administrations, liquidations, accelerated mergers and acquisitions, and pre-pack administrations across a wide range of industries such as agriculture, professional services, property, engineering, haulage, and oil and gas. He has undertaken numerous diligence reviews and advisory assignments to boards, creditors and other stakeholders.