Michael joined Cavendish in January 2006 and has advised on many successful sale mandates across a range of sectors with a particular focus on business services and healthcare.
Michael’s transaction experience includes arranging sales to some of the largest global corporates such as the sale of Rapidscan Pharma Solutions to GE Healthcare, Polar Speed Thermologistics to UPS and the sale of Finsbury Orthopaedics to Johnson and Johnson, as well to private equity purchasers such as the sale of Zenith Hygiene to Bain Capital backed Johnson Diversey.
Prior to Cavendish, Michael spent 18 months at Monitor, the independent regulator of foundation trust hospitals, where he assessed and monitored the financial performance and business plans of some of the largest hospitals in the UK, ultimately leading to their authorisation as Foundation Trusts.
Michael graduated from Oxford University in 1997 with a Mathematics degree.
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