Jeff is a Senior Vice-President who has been advising individuals and businesses in all sectors for over 35 years. Originally a qualified accountant running a public practice in London, England, Jeff is able to leverage his years and depth of experience to provide professional and practical solutions to individuals and businesses who find themselves struggling financially.

As an immigrant from a working-class family, Jeff understands the everyday financial hardships faced by Canadians. He realizes that the biggest problem is not knowing where to turn for financial help. Jeff spends much of his time during the initial consultation explaining the financial solutions available to individuals in plain and simple language. He truly cares about his clients and believes everyone deserves a fresh start in life.

Jeff’s mission in life is to give back. He achieves this by volunteering his time to share his financial knowledge with others who would benefit. Jeff is a financial literacy volunteer for CPA Canada and frequently speaks to school children and young adults on financial basics so they may develop good habits at an early stage in life. Jeff also helps his fellow professionals as a member of the education committee of the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals (CAIRP). In 2017, Jeff was the recipient of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Advocate of the Year Award.

In his spare time, Jeff is a volunteer Ski and Park Patroller for Conservation Halton.

Debbie has been helping individuals resolve their financial difficulties with insolvency solutions since 1991. During the initial consultation, she helps people who are struggling with debt explore their options and find the best solution for them. Debbie also administers consumer proposals and bankruptcies. As an accredited Insolvency Counsellor, Debbie assists individual debtors with budgeting and credit management, a key part of the financial recovery process.

Debbie understands the impact financial problems can have on a person’s life. She finds it rewarding to be involved in a person’s financial recovery journey, watching their lives change for the better. Everyone should be aware that financial stress does not always come from mismanagement of personal finances. Life happens, and challenges can come along which an individual has no control over.

Debbie is a regular presenter of insolvency and financial literacy topics to various groups, including newcomers to Canada, high school students in the Halton area, students involved with the Big Brothers and Sisters Organization of Halton. Outside of work, Debbie is a regular volunteer at the Halton Go 21 Walk for Downs Syndrome in Milton and Big Brothers and Sisters of Halton.