Miles Staglik is an experienced professional that provides operational and financial restructuring and advisory services to both underperforming companies and companies in transition. He has experience with in- and out-of-court restructurings, operational turnarounds, balance sheet restructurings, business cost rationalizations, strategic opportunity identification, debt and equity capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, and financial modeling and forecasting.
Representative Experience
Advisor and part of CRO team to Wave Computing, Inc. in the Chapter 11 restructuring and sale of the company’s assets.
Advised $350MM frozen vegetable co-operative company on a Chapter 11 liquidation process and its sale of assets.
Reorganized and filed Chapter 11 for a $75MM real estate company accused of fraud.
Interim CFO to a precision metals parts manufacturer, diversifying revenue and restructuring capital structure with private equity group.
Advised $1.6B real estate investment firm on Chapter 11 restructure plan and litigation and claims.
Built a business plan for and restructured the financial operations of a $350MM aircraft aftermarket parts seller.
Restructured and executed sale of $75MM bovine artificial insemination company.
Advised $120MM electronics recycler and secure data destruction company on operational and financial restructuring.
Advised $70MM logistics, transportation, and storage company on liquidation and sale of business.
Restructured $200MM seafood processor and distributor’s operations and balance sheet to refinance first lien lenders.
Advised $150MM cell phone products designer and distributor on financial restructuring and improved operating margins.
Advised a film distribution and film library company on the restructuring of the business and sale of certain assets.
Advised Chinese investment fund on theme park development in mainland China.
Labor Shortage 2022: Follow the Population Demographics
Much has been written about the labor shortage in the United States since the recovery from the 2020 COVID-19 recession. Yet there is little to no coverage on the changing demographic of retiring Baby Boomers and the lack of Generation X, Millennials, and Generation Z workers to take their place.
A $60MM eight-hotel portfolio was experiencing a liquidity strain due to a decrease in hotel guest traffic, resulting in a filing for bankruptcy proceedings to restructure its operations and liabilities.