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Case Study: Restructuring & Insolvency, Third Sector

Interim Manager to the community centre to secure and manage the premise whilst agreeing the sales terms.

CASE STUDY Third Sector – Interim Manager for Community Centre in Bristol

 

The Role

The Charity Commission appointed Charles Turner and one other as Interim Managers (IM) to this community association near Bristol. The community centre had shut down following many leadership/ trustee issues which had led to a statutory enquiry by the CC and the subsequent IM appointment.

The Conclusion

The IMs were successful in securing and managing the premises for well over a year whilst they were marketed for sale. This involved being on-site regularly and managing tenants who were operating from the premises. There were a wide variety of complications with the leasehold legal title, limitations on use and some adjoining land that was discovered to belong to the charity on a freehold basis.  Eventually, sale terms were agreed which were significantly above the initial agents’ expectations of value. As part of the engagement, the IMs reported regularly to the CC and assisted the CC with its investigation.

 

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Key facts

  • Community Centre
  • Leadership/ trustee issues
  • Successful in securing the premises for well over a year whilst they were marketed for sale
  • Sale terms agreed were significantly above the initial agents’ expectations of value

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