Resolution in the News
Resolution Financial Advisors launched a service to help distressed companies wind down without bankruptcy, offering alternatives like ABCs and receiverships. Co-founder David Johnson emphasizes their tailored, value-preserving approach.
Resolution Financial Advisors offers a dignified alternative to bankruptcy, helping businesses wind down strategically with Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors (ABC). They preserve value, ensure compliance, and provide free consultations nationwide.
Resolution Financial Advisors helps businesses navigate end-of-life challenges with expert, compassionate guidance, ensuring responsible closures that protect value and meet legal obligations.
Resolution Financial Advisors offers a strategic, compassionate alternative to bankruptcy by guiding distressed businesses through customized wind-downs like Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors (ABC), preserving value and relationships. Their hands-on approach ensures efficient, dignified exits tailored to each company's unique needs.
Vinyl Me, Please, the struggling vinyl subscription service, has been acquired by VNYL Inc., which plans to restore customer trust and improve the platform using VNYL’s technology. The new leadership promises to honor past obligations and deliver a better, more responsive vinyl experience.
Earlier this year, Vinyl Me, Please entered liquidation and was acquired by VYNL Inc., which also operates VinylBox and VNYL. Led by entrepreneur Nick Alt and president Emily Muhoberac, VYNL has developed a proven playbook for quickly turning around vinyl subscription brands by combining creative labels with strong business operations.
VNYL Inc. has acquired Vinyl Me, Please after its liquidation and plans to relaunch the record club with new leadership focused on honoring past orders and improving customer experience. The company will integrate VMP with its existing brands and use proprietary tech to better curate offerings for diverse vinyl collectors.
Vinyl Me, Please was bought by VNYL Inc. to save the brand and fix order problems. Using data-driven tech, the new owners aim to restore customer trust and improve service while keeping VMP’s focus on audiophiles.
Electric vehicle charging company Zevx Inc. is closing its business and auctioning off inventory and equipment from its Gilbert, Arizona warehouse. Resolution Financial Advisors is overseeing the liquidation, and Zevx is also in the process of selling its intellectual property. Company officials have not commented on the closure.