At Mackay Goodwin, we have a nationwide team ready to assist you. Our team of qualified professionals, including ASIC Registered Liquidators love to find solutions for people facing financial difficulties. With experts located across all major Australian cities, we’re ready to help you in any situation. Here are the key team members you’ll work with.
Edwin is a valuable member of the senior Mackay Goodwin team, with a huge amount of expertise and experience in running a range of different Deed of Company Arrangement proposals, for Administrations across a diverse range of industry sectors, and in all states across Australia.
With 20 years of experience in insolvency and restructuring as a private practice lawyer, Ben Skinner has made a rewarding transition to an in-house role at Mackay Goodwin. His deep expertise now supports insolvency practitioners in guiding Australian businesses through financial challenges. Ben’s in-house position allows him to make a greater impact, offering strategic advice and hands-on support to help companies navigate financial adversity and achieve stability.
Mathieu Tribut is a seasoned insolvency expert and Director of the Perth office at Mackay Goodwin, with over 15 years of commercial and professional experience in the field.
With a rich background that includes holding senior roles in various financial service firms, Mathieu has developed a strong proficiency in business reconstruction and turnaround. He has led numerous successful assignments across Australia, aiding businesses from small enterprises to ASX-listed companies.
Mathieu specialises in Western Australian retail, hospitality, and real estate sectors, where he has completed many formal and informal turnaround projects. He is an ASIC Registered Liquidator and has memberships to CPA Australia and the Australian Restructuring Insolvency and Turnaround Association (ARITA), showcasing his commitment to excellence in restructuring, financial accounting, and business advisory services.
Liam is a Director and ASIC Registered Liquidator at Mackay Goodwin, bringing extensive experience in insolvency and reconstruction across a range of Australian industries, including retail, hospitality, mining, manufacturing, construction, and engineering. In his role, Liam supports businesses through complex financial challenges, providing strategic guidance and solutions tailored to their needs.
Previously, Liam gained substantial experience at a mid-sized insolvency specialist with offices in Sydney, Perth, and Melbourne. He has managed numerous formal corporate insolvency assignments and informal advisory engagements, including independent business reviews, security and lending reviews, and financial investigations.
Liam is also a member of Chartered Accountants ANZ and the AIIP, contributing his expertise and professional network to support businesses facing financial challenges.
In business, there are no guarantees. Making the right decision in critical moments makes all the difference. Decisions that set the foundation for an idea to succeed. Decisions that enable sustainable scaling. Decisions that facilitate the most effective exit, if that’s the best move.
For businesses seeking capital to start, scale, or bridge, we can lay the groundwork by providing the operational and financial expertise needed to realise an idea.
For those looking to restructure, we identify the issues and create strategies that reduce debt levels and restart growth to make your business profitable again.
For insolvency assistance, we help you get in front of issues to maximise value and minimise risk. And where exiting is the best option, we support your people and help you find the path to what’s next.
Mackay Goodwin is named after two British liquidators, Rod Mackay and William Goodwin.
In the late 19th century, an iron and armour plate manufacturer in Millwall, and a leather bootmaker in Whitechapel Street, London, went bankrupt. Mackay and Goodwin liquidated the two businesses, and the two cases (the Jeavons Case and the Salomon Case, respectively) went on to form powerful legal precedents – including the pari passu or ‘equal footing’ rule.
Thanks to Mackay’s work on the Jeavons Case, these insolvency laws adhere to this day. Ensuring that all creditors in equal classes are treated the same, will be repaid at the same time, and at the same fractional amount as all other creditors in that same class.
From the Salomon Case, Goodwin contributed to 19th Century legal insolvency reform, determining that any person – even the smallest business – will be protected from hardship following business insolvency.
We’re always looking for great people to join our team. If you’re seeking a career in a successful insolvency firm, email careers@mackaygoodwin.com.au, or view our current opportunities on LinkedIn.
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At Mackay Goodwin, giving back is of great importance to us. We’re passionate about curing cancer, we support Tour de Cure – a national movement of walkers, runners, cyclists and swimmers raising awareness and vital funds for cancer research. Since 2007, the charity has funded over 500 cancer projects and contributed to over 70 scientific cancer breakthroughs.
To date, we’ve raised $70,000 for the cause by hosting charity luncheons. We will continue to give back to Tour de Cure in their fight to curing cancer, changing lives.
Delivering sustainable business exits to reduce environmental, social and economic pressures from business liquidations and restructures.
Project 8 is a unique Mackay Goodwin initiative contributing a circular economy systemic approach to our corporate insolvencies. This initiative aims to deliver sustainable business exits to reduce environmental, social and economic pressures from business liquidations and restructures.
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