Stephanie Breckon

Insolvency Manager

Business Lines:

Business Rescue & Recovery

Biography

Stephanie joined Begbies in May 2016 as Trainee Insolvency Administrator in the Teesside office, she was promoted to Senior Insolvency Administrator in 2019 before passing the CPI in 2020. Stephanie has experience in both corporate and personal insolvency assignments including Liquidations, CVAs, Administrations, IVAs & Bankruptcies.

Stephanie was promoted to Insolvency Manager in July 2023 and her experience covers a wide range of sectors, largely dealing with SMEs.

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Teesside Office

Office 12, Sheraton House,
U2A Surtees Business Park, Stockton-on-Tees,, TS18 3HR

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