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Case Study: Restructuring & Insolvency, Third Sector

Advising the trustees on the financial position of performing arts centre as a result of income not rising in line with expenditure.

CASE STUDY Third Sector – advising the trustees on the financial position of the performing arts centre in Birmingham

 

The Client

The Drum was a national centre for black British arts and culture based in Birmingham and run by The Newtown Cultural Project Limited. It was dedicated to developing and promoting the art and culture of British African, Asian and Caribbean communities through programmes, training and education initiatives that support contemporary black arts practice in comedy, dance, digital arts, drama, literature, music, visual arts and media.

The Conclusion

As a result of income not rising in line with expenditure, we were brought in to advise the trustees on the charity’s financial position, which led to a managed wind-down and closure through a solvent liquidation.

One key aspect of this wind-down was the safe management of sensitive data and compliance with GDPR requirements.

 

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Key facts

  • National centre for black British arts and culture
  • Income was not rising in line with expenditure
  • Managed wind-down was needed with the safe management of sensitive data

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