
Alvarez & Marsal expand services across Benelux
International bankruptcy advisory firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M), appoints two to its Benelux practice as it broadens its service offering across the region.
The Financial Industry Advisory Services (FIAS ) team in the Benelux, led by managing director Aljosja van Dorssen, has appointed Just Spee as head of Benelux restructuring and performance improvement operations and Michel Grummel as managing director and head of the Benelux dispute analysis & forensics practice.
Spee has been with A&M for more than four years and has more than 20 years experience as a chief restructuring officer and chief financial officer across a wide range of industries, including fast moving consumer goods, retail, consumer electronics, manufacturing and utilities. Until recently, Spee served as CFO of Visiocorp plc.
Grummel, a forensic accountant with 14 years experience was a director of forensic & dispute services with Deloitte in Amsterdam prior to joining A&M.
The move comes as a response to a rising demand from companies in the region for forensic services and litigation support to tackle financial crime and complex issues, as well as the firm’s traditional skills in performance improvement and turnaround management.
The expanded service range and larger team has meant that A&M has relocated to new offices in Amsterdam based at Atrium building, Strawinskylaan 3027, 1077 ZX.
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