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  • Our Ethos
  • About Us
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  • Case Study
  • Additional Resources
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    • Our Ethos
    • About Us
    • CRO's
    • Contact Us
    • Case Study
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  • Chief Restructuring Officer (CRO)

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    Objectives of the CRO

     

    • Make the difficult determination of defining the company’s business within a compressed time frame.
    • Provide an objective assessment of the business.
    • Develop a comprehensive restructuring plan.
    • Project manage the implementation of the restructure.
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    What does a CRO do

    The CRO needs to take immediate action to manage the short-term cash flow issues. There are subtle variations in the use of the CRO’s key tools — the “13-week cash flow” and signing power.

     

    The “13-week cash flow” is not an easy tool to build with precision in a very short period.

     

    The CRO must also improve the company’s operations and develop (or work with others to develop) a long-term strategic vision for the company.

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