Emma Greenwood

Insolvency Manager

Biography

Emma’s career in insolvency began in 2014 at Begbies Traynor in the Newcastle office as an administrator. She then relocated to Edinburgh in 2016 and continued to progress her career in restructuring and insolvency at two other firms in Scotland before moving back to the Northeast with her family in 2024.

She rejoined the Newcastle office as an Insolvency Manager. Emma has 10 years of experience running a varied case load of corporate insolvency cases and is CPI qualified.

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Newcastle Upon Tyne Office

Ground Floor Portland House,
54 New Bridge Street West,, Newcastle upon Tyne,, NE1 8AP

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