Kevin Lavin, CEO of Ankura, was selected as a fellow of the American College of Bankruptcy. The honor is awarded annually to bankruptcy and restructuring professionals who have demonstrated exceptional contributions to the field.
The American College of Bankruptcy is an honorary association of bankruptcy and insolvency experts. Criteria for selection as a fellow includes a rigorous standard of excellence, integrity and leadership in the bankruptcy and insolvency practice, community service and a dedication to enhancing knowledge and understanding of the field.
“Kevin’s induction is well-deserved recognition of his dedication to professionalism and excellence,” Philip Daddona, president of Ankura, said. “As a recognized leader in the consulting industry, Kevin brings decades of expertise developing solutions in complex turnarounds and restructurings for companies and municipalities around the globe. His demonstrated perseverance and integrity, and personal commitment to culture are foundational to what Ankura is and aspires to be. This honor is wonderful public recognition of Kevin’s professional accomplishments and a reflection of his character.”
Lavin, a founder of Ankura, was named CEO earlier this year. Ankura is a global business advisory and expert services firm with more than 1,500 employees in more than 30 offices worldwide. Ankura’s personnel have expertise in strategy and performance, turnaround and restructuring, data and technology, risk, forensics and compliance, litigation and arbitration, and construction disputes.
“I am humbled to be among this year’s inductees to the American College of Bankruptcy,” Lavin said. “I accept this recognition as further proof of the impact that our firm is making on the markets we choose to serve. At Ankura, I am particularly grateful to all of our people with whom I am proud to continue to build a different kind of business advisory services firm.”
