This is only the second time that Credit Today has run these awards, aimed specifically at the personal and corporate insolvency and rescue sectors. The awards aim to honour the industry's high achievers, and celebrate best practice and the raising of standards across the entire rescue industry.
Commenting on her shortlist for the award, Bev said:
“It’s a great to see that the fantastic work we are doing at The Debt Advisor has been recognised for the second year running - this nomination is a real achievement in itself. All the heavyweights from the insolvency and rescue world will be in attendance; Delloite, KPMG, PwC, so we’ll certainly have some tough competition!
“The nomination in the personal insolvency category is testament to the incredible effort that my team and I have put in over the last few years. We won the award last year and, since then, have been tenacious in our crusade to promote an innovative approach to personal insolvency whilst continually aiding the rescue process.
“We have managed to establish ourselves as a major, ethical player within the debt management industry through our commitment to fully understanding the root cause of the debt problem and helping our customers through it.
“We are all looking forward to the awards evening and are keeping our fingers crossed!”
Bev Budsworth is the managing director of The Debt Advisor and, for a number of years, has been an active campaigner for a more innovative and holistic approach to debt. She is a staunch supporter of the rescue culture, believing that everyone deserves access to professional advice to help them become debt-free. Her membership of the influential Personal Insolvency Committee (PIC) and the Debt Resolution Forum (DRF) further allow her to help develop a debt management industry that is based on ethics and transparency.
The 2009 Insolvency and Rescue award ceremony will take place on Wednesday 21 October at the Tower Hotel in London and is expected to attract over 500 insolvency and rescue professionals. The ceremony will be hosted by comedian, Ed Byrne.
