Failed staffing business sends a warning on client dependancy
January 24, 2019
As was recently reported by Stephen Drill in the Sunday Herald Sun and also Insolvency News Online, leading Corporate Advisory firm Grey House Partners were able to quickly develop innovative plans to satisfy stakeholders’ needs without incurring costs to be passed-on. In only 6 weeks, Greyhouse achieved the following without having to charge fees:
- an orderly return of over 4000 goods to hundreds of consignors free of charge
- the holding of an on-site auction on 28 June 2018
- return of a vacant warehouse to the Clayton Landlord for re-leasing.
Our solutions were designed to lessen the impact experienced by the Clayton landlord and consignors of goods over the preceding six months. Under these circumstances, we felt it necessary to design solutions that did not involve the charging of fees to consignors of goods.
At Greyhouse, we focus on resolving business issues and appreciate that most problems don’t require protracted solutions at an exorbitant cost. Our clients seek practical innovative solutions and thought leadership at a reasonable fee and our business model has been tailored to provide this.
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Click here to read the full Insolvency News Online Article
