Nicola Kirk

Senior Manager

Biography

Nicola joined Begbies Traynor’s Sheffield office in 2023 and is currently Senior Manager in their Liquidation Team.

With over 20 years experience in the insolvency industry Nicola is both CPI and JIEB qualified and has worked in both small independent and large national practices assisting individuals and companies with their financial difficulties and managing voluntary arrangements, bankruptcy and liquidation cases.

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Sheffield Office

3rd Floor,
Westfield House, 60 Charter Row,, Sheffield,, S1 3FZ

Contact Details:

sheffield@btguk.com

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