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The Turnaround Management Association (TMA) is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit professional association founded in 1988 and headquartered at 300 South Wacker, Suite 2400, Chicago, Illinois. TMA serves nearly 10,000 members across 54 chapters worldwide (34 in North America), comprising turnaround practitioners (43% of membership), attorneys (20%), lenders and bankers/workout officers (14%), other restructuring professionals such as receivers, trustees, appraisers, and academics (20%), and investors (3%). Its mission is to strengthen the global economy by supporting professionals who help distressed businesses recover, and the association publishes the Journal of Corporate Renewal and offers networking, education, certification, and industry recognition.

TMA operates a membership-based revenue model with four tiered annual dues categories: Professional Member ($475/yr), NextGen for members 40 and under ($250/yr), Academic/Government ($125/yr), and Free Student membership. Revenue is generated from membership dues, three major annual conferences (TMA Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference drawing ~1,000 attendees, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference), regional and chapter events, Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP) certification application, exam and renewal fees, advertising, and a sponsorship/partner ecosystem of more than 15 firms including AlixPartners, Hilco Global, Gordon Brothers, CohnReznick, and Thompson Coburn LLP. Educational products include the TMA Restructuring Boot Camp, TMA Learning Link (on-demand), and TMA Turnaround Square for continuing education, alongside sub-brands TMA NextGen (under 40) and TMA NOW (Network of Women).

The association is led by CEO Christine Melendes (effective March 3, 2026) and Global Chair Rachael Smiley, governed by a Board of Trustees composed of member professionals. TMA has no parent company, no disclosed institutional investors, and no venture or private equity ownership; ownership is collective among its members. Operationally TMA maintains 51-100 employees, an event-driven and sales-led go-to-market, and chapters across North America plus international general membership in markets outside the chapter network.

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turnaround management, corporate restructuring, distressed investing, professional certification, corporate renewal
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Professional Association Services - Turnaround & Corporate Restructuring
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1Membership Dues
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Annual membership fees collected from professional members at $475/year, NextGen members at $250/year, and Academic/Government members at $125/year, with free student membership available.

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2Event and Conference Revenue
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Revenue generated from major conferences including the TMA Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference, along with regional chapter events.

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3Certification Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Fees for the Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP) designation program including application fees, examination fees, and annual renewal fees for designation holders.

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1Professional Member - Full professional membership with all benefits
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$475.00 annually for Professional Member membership, available with chapter affiliation or as International General membership without local chapter

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2NextGen - For members 40 years and under
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$250.00 annually for NextGen membership category (members 40 & Under - Two Years Eligibility)

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3Academic/Government - For academic and government professionals
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$125.00 annually for Academic/Government membership

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4Full-Time Student - Free membership for students
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$0.00 - Free Student Membership (Proof of Enrollment Required)

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1Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP)
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Professional certification program for turnaround and corporate renewal professionals administered by TMA's Certification Oversight Committee.

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TMA is a professional membership association that provides networking, education, certification, and conference services to turnaround, restructuring, and corporate renewal professionals. The association operates a global network of 54 chapters serving nearly 10,000 members through tiered annual memberships, the Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP) certification program, the Journal of Corporate Renewal publication, an online member directory, and major conferences including the TMA Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference.

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  • Over 1,400 companies currently in business rescue in South Africa alone (February 2025 data)
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The Turnaround Management Association (TMA) operates as a professional association offering a unified membership-based platform rather than a commercial product. The core offering centers on TMA Membership, which provides access to professional networking, the CTP Certification program, local chapter events, and the Member Directory. Educational products include the CTP Certification pathway (with TMA Restructuring Boot Camp, TMA Learning Link On Demand, and TMA Turnaround Square for continuing education), while event products encompass the Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference. The organization also publishes the Journal of Corporate Renewal, produces TMA Talks video content, and runs the TMA NOW (Network of Women) and TMA NextGen (Under 40) sub-brands for targeted member segments, all supported by a 54-chapter global network.

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1TMA Membership
CategoryProfessional Membership
Description

Tiered annual professional membership in the Turnaround Management Association offering networking access to nearly 10,000 members across 54 chapters, member directory access, eligibility for the CTP certification pathway, conference registration discounts, the Journal of Corporate Renewal, and chapter-level engagement for turnaround and restructuring professionals.

2CTP (Certified Turnaround Professional) Certification
CategoryProfessional Certification
Description

Professional certification program for turnaround and corporate renewal professionals requiring application, examination, and ongoing continuing education, administered by TMA's Certification Oversight Committee with annual renewal fees for designation holders.

3TMA Restructuring Boot Camp
CategoryProfessional Education and Training
Description

Intensive in-person training program designed to prepare candidates for the CTP certification examination, offered as an add-on for members seeking professional development in turnaround and restructuring practice.

4TMA Learning Link / On Demand
CategoryProfessional Education and Training
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Online self-paced education platform providing on-demand courses and educational content for continuing professional development of turnaround and restructuring professionals.

5TMA Turnaround Square
CategoryProfessional Education and Training
Description

Continuing education platform offering professional development resources and on-demand content enabling members to maintain their CTP certification and advance their turnaround expertise.

6TMA Annual Conference
CategoryConferences and Events
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Flagship annual conference bringing together turnaround professionals, attorneys, accountants, advisors, and investors for networking, education, and deal-making opportunities in the corporate restructuring industry.

7TMA NextGen Leadership Conference
CategoryConferences and Events
Description

Annual leadership conference for members aged 40 and under, featuring networking, professional development, and a Boot Camp Add-On for participants pursuing CTP preparation.

8TMA Distressed Investing Conference
CategoryConferences and Events
Description

Annual conference bringing together capital providers, attorneys, financial advisors, and restructuring professionals to deepen relationships, execute transactions, and generate insights into distressed investing and turnaround.

9Journal of Corporate Renewal
CategoryPublications and Media
Description

Monthly professional trade publication (ISSN 1094-0472) published by TMA covering corporate renewal, turnaround management, and restructuring topics with industry insights and member thought leadership.

10Turnaround & Transaction of the Year Awards
CategoryIndustry Recognition Programs
Description

Annual industry awards program recognizing outstanding achievements in turnaround management, distressed investing, and corporate renewal transactions, including the Industry Hall of Fame and the TMA Chair's Award.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Member-driven association serving commercial lending and credit risk professionals at banks. Comparable to TMA in serving the lender/workout officer segment (14% of TMA membership), with similar chapter network model, certification (Credit Risk Certification), and event-driven GTM.

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Description

National professional association for CPAs with a dedicated Reorganization & Restructuring Section. Comparable to TMA in serving the accountant and financial advisor segments of the restructuring profession, but operates as a broader professional body rather than a turnaround specialist.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Professional association for senior financial executives (CFO, VP Finance, controllers). Broader incumbent that overlaps with TMA's turnaround practitioner and accountant members when those professionals serve in distressed or restructuring engagements, but FEI serves finance executives broadly rather than specializing in turnaround.

TypeDirect peer
Description

National membership organization for professionals serving in bankruptcy and restructuring cases. Directly comparable to TMA in serving turnaround advisors and restructuring professionals, with overlapping membership profiles and similar educational/certification programming.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Honor society and professional association for bankruptcy and insolvency attorneys and judges. Comparable to TMA in serving the attorney segment (20% of TMA membership), with a more selective/elective membership model focused on the legal side of restructuring.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Trade association for commercial credit and collection professionals with affiliated trade credit groups. Overlaps with TMA's lender and workout officer segments in distressed receivables, workouts, and creditor-side restructuring, with a similar chapter-based membership model and education/certification programs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Premier U.S. multi-disciplinary membership organization for bankruptcy and insolvency professionals, including attorneys, turnaround professionals, accountants, and academics. Directly comparable to TMA in member profile, certification programs, and conferences, though more focused on bankruptcy litigation and the legal side of restructuring.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global association for middle-market M&A, corporate development, and dealmaking professionals with 90+ chapters. Comparable to TMA in membership-driven structure, chapter network, conferences, and member profile of advisors, investors, and operators involved in corporate transactions including restructurings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Worldwide federation of national insolvency and restructuring associations and individual insolvency practitioners. Highly comparable to TMA as a global membership body serving restructuring professionals, with a more international and less U.S.-centric footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Network of women professionals in the restructuring and insolvency industry with global chapters. Comparable to TMA in serving the same professional community, with a focused demographic mission similar to TMA NOW, and overlapping member base in bankruptcy and turnaround practices.

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Turnaround Management Association

Professional Association Services - Turnaround & Corporate Restructuringturnaround.org

What Turnaround Management Association does

The Turnaround Management Association (TMA) is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit professional association founded in 1988 and headquartered at 300 South Wacker, Suite 2400, Chicago, Illinois. TMA serves nearly 10,000 members across 54 chapters worldwide (34 in North America), comprising turnaround practitioners (43% of membership), attorneys (20%), lenders and bankers/workout officers (14%), other restructuring professionals such as receivers, trustees, appraisers, and academics (20%), and investors (3%). Its mission is to strengthen the global economy by supporting professionals who help distressed businesses recover, and the association publishes the Journal of Corporate Renewal and offers networking, education, certification, and industry recognition.

TMA operates a membership-based revenue model with four tiered annual dues categories: Professional Member ($475/yr), NextGen for members 40 and under ($250/yr), Academic/Government ($125/yr), and Free Student membership. Revenue is generated from membership dues, three major annual conferences (TMA Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference drawing ~1,000 attendees, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference), regional and chapter events, Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP) certification application, exam and renewal fees, advertising, and a sponsorship/partner ecosystem of more than 15 firms including AlixPartners, Hilco Global, Gordon Brothers, CohnReznick, and Thompson Coburn LLP. Educational products include the TMA Restructuring Boot Camp, TMA Learning Link (on-demand), and TMA Turnaround Square for continuing education, alongside sub-brands TMA NextGen (under 40) and TMA NOW (Network of Women).

The association is led by CEO Christine Melendes (effective March 3, 2026) and Global Chair Rachael Smiley, governed by a Board of Trustees composed of member professionals. TMA has no parent company, no disclosed institutional investors, and no venture or private equity ownership; ownership is collective among its members. Operationally TMA maintains 51-100 employees, an event-driven and sales-led go-to-market, and chapters across North America plus international general membership in markets outside the chapter network.

Turnaround Management Association firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Turnaround Management Association
Legal name
Turnaround Management Association
Website
https://turnaround.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1988
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
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Where Turnaround Management Association is headquartered

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Chicago
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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Turnaround Management Association business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: Annual membership fees collected from professional members at $475/year, NextGen members at $250/year, and Academic/Government members at $125/year, with free student membership available.
  2. Event and Conference Revenue: Revenue generated from major conferences including the TMA Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference, along with regional chapter events.
  3. Certification Fees: Fees for the Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP) designation program including application fees, examination fees, and annual renewal fees for designation holders.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualProfessional Member - Full professional membership with all benefits
SubscriptionAnnualNextGen - For members 40 years and under
SubscriptionAnnualAcademic/Government - For academic and government professionals
FreemiumAnnualFull-Time Student - Free membership for students

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

Turnaround Management Association product offering

Product offering

Core offering

TMA is a professional membership association that provides networking, education, certification, and conference services to turnaround, restructuring, and corporate renewal professionals. The association operates a global network of 54 chapters serving nearly 10,000 members through tiered annual memberships, the Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP) certification program, the Journal of Corporate Renewal publication, an online member directory, and major conferences including the TMA Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference.

Product overview

The Turnaround Management Association (TMA) operates as a professional association offering a unified membership-based platform rather than a commercial product. The core offering centers on TMA Membership, which provides access to professional networking, the CTP Certification program, local chapter events, and the Member Directory. Educational products include the CTP Certification pathway (with TMA Restructuring Boot Camp, TMA Learning Link On Demand, and TMA Turnaround Square for continuing education), while event products encompass the Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference. The organization also publishes the Journal of Corporate Renewal, produces TMA Talks video content, and runs the TMA NOW (Network of Women) and TMA NextGen (Under 40) sub-brands for targeted member segments, all supported by a 54-chapter global network.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP): Professional certification program for turnaround and corporate renewal professionals administered by TMA's Certification Oversight Committee.
  • Journal of Corporate Renewal
  • TMA NextGen
  • TMA Network of Women (TMA NOW)

Products and services

  • TMA Membership Tiered annual professional membership in the Turnaround Management Association offering networking access to nearly 10,000 members across 54 chapters, member directory access, eligibility for the CTP certification pathway, conference registration discounts, the Journal of Corporate Renewal, and chapter-level engagement for turnaround and restructuring professionals.
  • CTP (Certified Turnaround Professional) Certification Professional certification program for turnaround and corporate renewal professionals requiring application, examination, and ongoing continuing education, administered by TMA's Certification Oversight Committee with annual renewal fees for designation holders.
  • TMA Restructuring Boot Camp Intensive in-person training program designed to prepare candidates for the CTP certification examination, offered as an add-on for members seeking professional development in turnaround and restructuring practice.
  • TMA Learning Link / On Demand Online self-paced education platform providing on-demand courses and educational content for continuing professional development of turnaround and restructuring professionals.
  • TMA Turnaround Square Continuing education platform offering professional development resources and on-demand content enabling members to maintain their CTP certification and advance their turnaround expertise.
  • TMA Annual Conference Flagship annual conference bringing together turnaround professionals, attorneys, accountants, advisors, and investors for networking, education, and deal-making opportunities in the corporate restructuring industry.
  • TMA NextGen Leadership Conference Annual leadership conference for members aged 40 and under, featuring networking, professional development, and a Boot Camp Add-On for participants pursuing CTP preparation.
  • TMA Distressed Investing Conference Annual conference bringing together capital providers, attorneys, financial advisors, and restructuring professionals to deepen relationships, execute transactions, and generate insights into distressed investing and turnaround.
  • Journal of Corporate Renewal Monthly professional trade publication (ISSN 1094-0472) published by TMA covering corporate renewal, turnaround management, and restructuring topics with industry insights and member thought leadership.
  • Turnaround & Transaction of the Year Awards Annual industry awards program recognizing outstanding achievements in turnaround management, distressed investing, and corporate renewal transactions, including the Industry Hall of Fame and the TMA Chair's Award.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over 1,400 companies currently in business rescue in South Africa alone (February 2025 data)

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Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Turnaround Management Association competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Risk Management Association (RMA): Member-driven association serving commercial lending and credit risk professionals at banks. Comparable to TMA in serving the lender/workout officer segment (14% of TMA membership), with similar chapter network model, certification (Credit Risk Certification), and event-driven GTM.
  • Association of Insolvency & Restructuring Advisors (AIRA): National membership organization for professionals serving in bankruptcy and restructuring cases. Directly comparable to TMA in serving turnaround advisors and restructuring professionals, with overlapping membership profiles and similar educational/certification programming.
  • American College of Bankruptcy: Honor society and professional association for bankruptcy and insolvency attorneys and judges. Comparable to TMA in serving the attorney segment (20% of TMA membership), with a more selective/elective membership model focused on the legal side of restructuring.
  • National Association of Credit Management (NACM): Trade association for commercial credit and collection professionals with affiliated trade credit groups. Overlaps with TMA's lender and workout officer segments in distressed receivables, workouts, and creditor-side restructuring, with a similar chapter-based membership model and education/certification programs.
  • American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI): Premier U.S. multi-disciplinary membership organization for bankruptcy and insolvency professionals, including attorneys, turnaround professionals, accountants, and academics. Directly comparable to TMA in member profile, certification programs, and conferences, though more focused on bankruptcy litigation and the legal side of restructuring.
  • Association for Corporate Growth (ACG): Global association for middle-market M&A, corporate development, and dealmaking professionals with 90+ chapters. Comparable to TMA in membership-driven structure, chapter network, conferences, and member profile of advisors, investors, and operators involved in corporate transactions including restructurings.
  • INSOL International: Worldwide federation of national insolvency and restructuring associations and individual insolvency practitioners. Highly comparable to TMA as a global membership body serving restructuring professionals, with a more international and less U.S.-centric footprint.
  • International Women's Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC): Network of women professionals in the restructuring and insolvency industry with global chapters. Comparable to TMA in serving the same professional community, with a focused demographic mission similar to TMA NOW, and overlapping member base in bankruptcy and turnaround practices.

Broad incumbents

  • AICPA (American Institute of CPAs) Restructuring Section: National professional association for CPAs with a dedicated Reorganization & Restructuring Section. Comparable to TMA in serving the accountant and financial advisor segments of the restructuring profession, but operates as a broader professional body rather than a turnaround specialist.
  • Financial Executives International (FEI): Professional association for senior financial executives (CFO, VP Finance, controllers). Broader incumbent that overlaps with TMA's turnaround practitioner and accountant members when those professionals serve in distressed or restructuring engagements, but FEI serves finance executives broadly rather than specializing in turnaround.

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Turnaround Management Association

What does Turnaround Management Association do?

TMA is a professional membership association that provides networking, education, certification, and conference services to turnaround, restructuring, and corporate renewal professionals. The association operates a global network of 54 chapters serving nearly 10,000 members through tiered annual memberships, the Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP) certification program, the Journal of Corporate Renewal publication, an online member directory, and major conferences including the TMA Annual Conference, TMA Distressed Investing Conference, and TMA NextGen Leadership Conference.

Is Turnaround Management Association a public or private company?

Turnaround Management Association is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Turnaround Management Association founded?

Turnaround Management Association was founded in 1988. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Turnaround Management Association based?

Turnaround Management Association is headquartered in Chicago, United States, in the North America region.

How does Turnaround Management Association make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are event and Conference Revenue and certification Fees.

Who are Turnaround Management Association's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Risk Management Association (RMA), Association of Insolvency & Restructuring Advisors (AIRA), American College of Bankruptcy, National Association of Credit Management (NACM), American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI), Association for Corporate Growth (ACG), INSOL International and International Women's Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC). Broad incumbents are AICPA (American Institute of CPAs) Restructuring Section and Financial Executives International (FEI).

Does Turnaround Management Association have an API?

No public API is recorded for Turnaround Management Association.

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EIN PresswireTurnaround Management Association Appoints Christine Melendes as Chief Executive OfficerThe Turnaround Management Association (TMA) announced the appointment of Christine Melendes as Chief Executive Officer, effective March 3, 2026. Melendes will lead the organization into its next phase of growth, focusing on aligning strategy, governance, and execution to expand member engagement and global influence. The appointment was made by TMA's board, with Global Chair Rachael Smiley expressing confidence in Melendes's ability to strengthen the association's financial position and drive sustainable growth.PR NewswireGetzler Henrich & Associates' Ryan Gross Honored with NextGen Award by the Turnaround Management AssociationRyan Gross, a Director at Getzler Henrich & Associates LLC, received the 2022 NextGen Award from the Turnaround Management Association's Detroit Chapter at their inaugural Awards Ceremony. The award recognizes emerging restructuring leaders with fresh ideas and innovative perspectives, with Mr. Gross having 10 years of experience serving distressed companies, municipalities, and creditor committees across industries including automotive, manufacturing, retail, and financial services.PR NewswireBurns & Levinson Partner Bryan Natale Named to Northeast Turnaround Management Association's Board of Directors; Partner Scott Moskol Completes Tenure as TMA Northeast PresidentBurns & Levinson partner Bryan Natale was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Turnaround Management Association's Northeast Chapter, effective January 1, 2023. He succeeds Scott Moskol, who concluded his one-year tenure as the chapter's president at the end of 2022.PR NewswireBurns & Levinson Partner Scott Moskol Named President of the Northeast Turnaround Management AssociationBurns & Levinson partner Scott Moskol has been named President of the Turnaround Management Association (TMA), Northeast Chapter, effective January 1, 2022. Moskol, who previously served as President-Elect, will lead the organization's mission to help businesses navigate critical turning points and transitions. He co-chairs Burns & Levinson's Financial Restructuring & Distressed Transactions Group and also co-chairs the firm's Cannabis Business & Law Advisory Group.GlobeNewswireFTI Consulting Receives M&A Advisor, Turnaround Management Association and North American Power List RecognitionsFTI Consulting received industry recognitions from The M&A Advisor, Turnaround Management Association, and A Word About Wind for its restructuring, transactions, and renewables expertise. The firm was named Communications Firm of the Year and honored for five restructurings and transactions, with several executives receiving Emerging Leaders Awards.GlobeNewswireTurnaround Management Association Recognizes Virtas Partners’ Leah GistensonThe Turnaround Management Association recognized Leah Gistenson of Virtas Partners with two awards for her work with the Chicago/Midwest Chapter. The chapter's membership committee, co-chaired by Gistenson, increased membership by 100 year-over-year, making it TMA's largest North American chapter. Czmiel noted distressed situations and liquidations are expected to rise in 2021.GlobeNewswireFTI Consulting Wins Small Company Transaction of the Year from Turnaround Management AssociationFTI Consulting's Corporate Finance & Restructuring segment won the Turnaround Management Association's Small Company Transaction of the Year Award for its role in Juniper GTL's bankruptcy reorganization. The company, which had halted construction on a natural gas-to-liquid facility, filed Chapter 11 after failing to secure out-of-court funding. The asset sale positioned the facility for full operation.PR NewswireFRS President Ronald R. Sussman brings over 35 years of experience in litigation, restructuring and business management to the NJ Chapter of the TMARonald R. Sussman, President of Financial Recovery Strategies (FRS), has been elected to the board of the New Jersey Chapter of the Turnaround Management Association (TMA), a global non-profit with over 9,000 members worldwide. The announcement was made by FRS CEO Michael Epstein, highlighting Sussman's over 35 years of experience in litigation, restructuring, and business management. Founded in 2008, FRS specializes in asset recovery and cost savings consulting, having secured over $100 million in class action settlement recoveries for clients.GlobeNewswireAlixPartners and Career Education Corp. Honored by Turnaround Management Association's Midwest ChapterAlixPartners and Career Education Corp. received the Turnaround Management Association's Midwest Chapter's "Large Turnaround of the Year" award. The turnaround cut operating expenses by $270 million and improved net cash flow by $118 million in 2013. The award will be presented at a forum on Nov. 24 in Chicago.GlobeNewswireAlixPartners Congratulates Al Koch on his Induction into the Turnaround Management Association Hall of FameAlixPartners congratulated Al Koch on his induction into the Turnaround Management Association Hall of Fame. Koch, who led the largest industrial restructuring in U.S. history at General Motors and oversaw Kodak's bankruptcy emergence, will be inducted Friday. The ceremony is at the TMA annual meeting in Washington, D.C.