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The Turnaround Expert Carries out Three Phases of Business Turnaround Management

Turnaround solutions play a role in the company, particularly during periods of financial difficulty or operational issues. Business reformation solutions are sometimes the final line of defense for faltering businesses. They can assist save enterprises that would otherwise go bankrupt or close, safeguarding jobs and capital.

Regardless of the type of corporate restructuring required, turnaround consultants often follow a three-step process:

1. Assess the Problem

The turnaround consultant must first identify the problem. In most cases, the turnaround professional can complete the process by being retained. They will identify:

What’s causing the issue?

Is this a short or long-term problem?

How serious is the problem?

2. Consider and Evaluate Options

Once the problems have been identified, a turnaround professional will assess potential remedies. A skilled turnaround expert will always begin by asking if an operational turnaround is conceivable. In some circumstances, an operational turnaround is not possible. Take Blockbuster Video in the era of Netflix, for example. In other circumstances, such as with Apple, an operational turnaround can be achieved by reducing the company’s operating expenses, selling non-performing assets, etc.

Expect the turnaround consultant to spend the majority of his or her time assessing options. They will analyze all possible options and create financial models to support them. The turnaround consultant will debate these options with the company’s management team, board of directors, and other stakeholders, such as creditors and employees. Once the plan has been agreed upon, work begins.

3. Carry out the Plan

With a plan in place, the final stage is to put it into action. It’s easier said than done! In some situations, as a business official, the turnaround consultant will carry out the strategy and be held accountable for the outcome. In other circumstances, he or she will delegate responsibility for implementation to other parties. No plan is perfect, and there will be many changes along the way. The turnaround expert will frequently monitor performance and evaluate milestones with important stakeholders, including creditors. Progress during this phase will be closely watched, and the strategy will be modified as necessary.

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The rising demand for business consulting services in Dubai includes many key factors. Firstly, Dubai's dynamic business environment attracts global companies seeking strategic insights to navigate local markets. Secondly, the city's rapid economic growth and diversification create a need for specialized expertise to capitalize on new opportunities. Additionally, regulatory changes and complex compliance requirements necessitate expert guidance. The push for digital transformation and innovation also fuels demand for consultants who can provide cutting-edge solutions. Lastly, the competitive landscape drives businesses to seek external advice for optimization and strategic advantage. We have explained in brief about business consulting services in detail in this blog, read our complete blog for detailed information.

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✨PART OF FORTUNE IN SIGNS AND HOUSES SERIES: 7TH HOUSE✨

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ARIES PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Aries and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via project management, team leadership, startup environment, via creating and managing marketing campaigns in collaboration with other businesses or influencers. You feel abundant when you take on responsibilities where you can direct and inspire others, focusing on building strong, dynamic partnerships.

TAURUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Taurus and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via selling luxury items, such as high-end jewellery, fashion or home décor, via message therapy, work in fields related to nutrition and fitness, where you can help others achieve and maintain a healthy and stable lifestyle. You feel abundant when you incorporate aesthetics and a sense of beauty into your work.

GEMINI PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Gemini and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via using your persuasive communication skills to excel in sales, marketing or advertising roles. You find abundance in work in public relations, via entering a business partnership where you can complement your partner’s skills. You have an excellent ability to communicate and negotiate with others. You find wealth when you work closely with clients on a one-on-one basis.

CANCER PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Cancer and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via offering babysitting, nannying or after-school care. You may also find abundance in selling handmade items (candles, home decor or personalized gifts). You feel abundant when you work in nursing, patient care, daycare, work in hospitality industry. You feel abundant when you pay attention to your gut feelings when making decisions.

LEO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Leo and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via becoming a motivational speaker or event host. You may also earn money via being a stylist for others, personal stylist, personal shopper or providing makeup artist services for people that go to events. You may also do really pretty nails.

VIRGO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Virgo and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via working as a freelance writer, editor or proofreader. You may also offer consulting services in area of business strategy, health, wellness, nutrition and financial planning. Offer tutoring services in subjects you are knowledgeable about.

LIBRA PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via teaching an instrument or vocal lessons if you have musical skills. Share your knowledge in painting, drawing and crafts. You can start a TikTok account focused on topics of fashion, DIY, lifestyle, make up, clothing, sharing your recipes.

SCORPIO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Scorpio and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via joint ventures, such as turnaround projects or startups in emerging industries or engaging in joint venture that involves a profound change or transformation, via family law, criminal law, forensic science, via work in crisis management or trauma recovery, investment banking or wealth management, work as a financial analyst or alternative healing methods (reiki, acupuncture, hypnotherapy).

SAGITTARIUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Sagittarius and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via writing books, articles, blogs on philosophical topics, travel experiences or cultural insights. You feel the most abundant when you are optimistic, enthusiastic and when you have direct and honest communication. You could find wealth through work in journalism, especially in roles that involve travel or reporting on cultural events and global news, work in diplomacy or international relations.

CAPRICORN PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Capricorn and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via investment banking, financial planning, property management, real estate development, specializing in corporate law, contract law or real estate law. You could also make money as a mediator or arbitrator, helping to resolve disputes and negotiate contracts. You feel most abundant when you define clear, achievable goals, when you are being focused with persistent effort.

AQUARIUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Aquarius and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via holistic therapy, energy healing, managing public relations for progressive companies or causes, via co-authoring books, developing new products. You feel abundant when you continuously seek out and embrace new ideas, technologies, ways of thinking, when you are being innovative and when you utilize technology to enhance your work and when you stay up-to-date with the latest technology.

PISCES PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 7TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Pisces and Libra Sun people in your life. You make money via creative problem-solving abilities, running a boutique hotel, bed and breakfast or wellness retreat, nutritional coaching, meditation coaching, organizing cultural events, such as art exhibitions, music festivals or theatre productions or visual arts.

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[chelseachilly]

running home to your sweet nothings

pairing: reader x ben chilwell summary: ben has been so busy with training lately that you've hardly seen each other, so you have a lazy friday night in 💗 warnings: none :) word count: 2.3k

author's note: this is pure fluff inspired by taylor swift's sweet nothing, enjoy! (also how adorable does he look in that gif??? he's so soft and cuddly it's insane)

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Chelsea’s season is off to a strong start, which comes as a huge relief after the nightmare of last year. 

To some supporters, this may seem like the result of new players or new management, and while both are certainly playing a part, much of the club’s recent turnaround is due to how hard the boys are working.

You know this firsthand, having witnessed your boyfriend more exhausted than you’ve ever seen him over the past few weeks. They’ve been putting in ten to twelve hour days at Cobham, completing rigorous fitness tests and training drills, without much of a break since the first day of preseason.

Although he’s been back from America for a couple weeks now, you feel like you’ve hardly seen Ben, as he leaves before you’re up in the morning and is often already asleep by the time you finish work. You do adore the sight of him peacefully sleeping in your bed when you finally make it home, but despite living in the same house and being in the same city, you’ve been missing him lately. 

You’re ecstatic when one Friday afternoon your boss encourages you to take the rest of the day off since you’ve been working late all week. For once, you’ll actually get home before Ben and have the chance to spend some time with him before he has to go to bed.

You text him to let him know you’re on your way home and you’ve got dinner sorted, to which he responds with many enthusiastic emojis.

You pick up a few things at Sainsbury’s on your way home and still get there with enough time to spare before Ben is due home from training to tidy up a bit. You have a regular cleaning service that comes on Mondays, but with both of you so busy lately, you’ve hardly had time to keep up with things like laundry and dishes. 

You change into shorts and one of Ben’s comfiest hoodies and get to work.

Once the house is clean to your satisfaction and you’ve given Oscar his dinner, you light a couple candles and start making your own. You’ve also been too busy to cook lately, meaning a lot of takeaway, but there’s something special about a home-cooked meal. You make a simple pasta dish that’s one of yours and Ben’s favourites, which you finish just in time for the sound of the key turning in the door and Oscar running to greet his dad.

You hear Ben murmuring something to the dog before he calls out to you.

“Babe, I’m home!”

“In the kitchen!” you call back, a smile on your face as you hear him getting closer.

You turn your head slightly to see Ben as soon as he pads into the kitchen and drops his training bag on the floor. He looks utterly adorable in his soft navy blue tracksuit with his hair a bit messy and fluffy after showering at Cobham. 

His face lights up at the sight of you and he immediately walks over to the stove where you’re finishing up, wrapping his arms around you from behind and burying his face in your neck.

“Hi, baby,” he murmurs, his warmth enveloping you and his low voice sending a shiver up your spine. “How was your day?”

“Good, but much better now,” you smile, turning in his arms to face him. 

You wrap your arms around his neck and lean into him as his hands find your waist and pull you flush against him. Your lips meet in a soft kiss that feels like coming home in more ways than one. Nothing can compare to this feeling - curling up next to an already-sleeping Ben and succumbing to your own exhaustion within seconds just isn’t the same. You need this time together. 

“Mm, how was training?” you murmur, brushing your nose against his and pressing another kiss to his lips. “You feeling good about the game tomorrow?”

“It was alright. Definitely intense, but we’re starting to see the results, so it’s worth it.” Ben hugs you a bit tighter and rests his cheek atop your head. “Tomorrow should be fine. We’re obviously the stronger team, so I’m not too worried, but still going to give it my all of course.”

“You’re going to be amazing,” you tell him, running your fingers through his hair and adoring the way he shivers at your touch. “I can’t wait to watch.”

Ben kisses your head and continues to hold you for another minute or two, both of you recalibrating after missing this closeness all week. 

“Are you hungry?” you mumble against his shoulder before pulling away to give the pasta one final stir.

“Starving,” Ben confirms, keeping an arm around your waist as he glances over at the pasta you made, followed by the rest of the kitchen. “I can’t believe you’re not only home before me, but you also cooked and cleaned. You’re amazing.”

“I just wanted us to have a relaxing night together once you got home,” you tell him, pressing a kiss to his jaw. “I’ve been missing our time together lately.” 

“So have I,” Ben sighs, tucking a strand of hair behind your ear. “I hate going to bed before you’re home. It’s just this new training regimen has me so tired that it’s hard-“

“Oh, Ben, you don’t have to explain,” you cut him off gently, rubbing his bicep. “I know how tired you’ve been. Let’s just enjoy tonight, yeah?”

Ben nods and quickly kisses your forehead before helping you divide the pasta into two bowls and carrying them out to the living room. You grab some water for both of you and follow him, sitting close enough on the couch that your legs are touching and putting on the latest Love Island, a guilty pleasure for both of you.

It feels insanely good to just have a simple, quiet night in with Ben after being like ships in the night since he returned from preseason. As soon as you’ve finished eating, Ben settles back into the cushions and opens his arms so you can cuddle up with him. You don’t hesitate, climbing into his embrace and resting your head on his chest. 

It’s perfect and serene for a little while, the two of you chatting about your days and exchanging lazy kisses while the TV plays on low volume. He tells you about how promising some of the new young players are and you talk about the big presentation you’re working on. 

You think you could stay like this all night, but Ben starts shifting uncomfortably and trying to discreetly rub the back of his neck when you’re looking at the television, and you know you have to do something about it.

“You sore from training, baby?” you murmur into his chest, bringing your joined hands to your lips to kiss his knuckles.

“A bit, yeah,” Ben mutters, trying to find a position that alleviates his discomfort. “May have overdone it slightly in the gym today.”

You shift away from him slightly to gently rub his upper back and look at him with concern.

“Did you get a massage before you left?”

“No, I was too excited when you texted me that you were home,” Ben admits sheepishly. “I was out of there the minute the gaffer let us go.”

“Oh, babe,” you sigh, moving your hand up to his cheek. Although part of you really wants to chastise him for not prioritizing his well-being, especially with a game tomorrow, the thought of him rushing home to you is just too sweet. “Why don’t you go have a bath while I do the dishes? It will help.”

Ben shakes his head, tightening his arm around your waist and pulling you into him once more.

“Don’t wanna leave you,” he mumbles against your shoulder, making you smile and roll your eyes with affection. 

It stands to reason that he’s being a bit clingy when he hasn’t held you properly - aside from while sleeping - in nearly a week. 

Quality time is both of your love language, along with physical touch, and you’ve been sorely lacking both lately. 

“Alright, then why don’t we both quickly clean up and I’ll join you in the bath?” you counter-offer, to which Ben eagerly nods. 

You hastily clean up the small mess you created in the kitchen earlier before heading upstairs and running the bath. 

Your ensuite bathroom - and the bathtub specifically - is one of your favourite parts of the house you and Ben have shared for over a year now, a little sanctuary from your busy lives.

The marble tub is massive and fits both of you comfortably, something you often take advantage of. 

As hot water fills the tub, you pour some Epsom salts into the bath to help with Ben’s sore muscles and dim the lights to create a more relaxing atmosphere. 

Ben walks in from the bedroom already fully naked, making you giggle slightly as you turn off the faucet. 

“Have we reached the point in our relationship where you laugh at seeing me naked?” Ben inquires, raising an eyebrow as he walks up to you and squeezes your waist gently.

“Don’t worry, you muppet, I still find you very attractive,” you assure him with a slight eye roll, running your hands up his bare sides and appreciating the feeling of his toned abs. “I’m glad this training regimen the gaffer has you on seems to be working, cause it’s also working for me.”

Ben chuckles and leans down to peck your lips before stepping into the bath. As soon as he’s relaxed into the water, he motions for you to join him and watches you with appreciative eyes as you undress.

“C’mere,” Ben says once you’re unclothed, gesturing for you to get in the bath opposite him, but you have other plans.

“Scooch up, babe,” you tell him, placing a hand on his shoulder and gently urging him to move forward so you can get in behind him.

He seems a bit confused for a moment, as this is a reversal of your usual positions when you take a bath together, but he relaxes quickly as you sink into the warm water, legs on either side of him, and begin gently massaging his back and shoulders.

“Baby,” Ben moans after a minute or two, as you’re working out a particularly tense spot in his upper back. “That feels so good. Thank you.”

“Of course, love,” you smile, pressing a kiss between his shoulder blades. “I know how hard you’ve been working lately, and I’m so proud of you, but it’s important to take care of yourself.”

“I know,” Ben sighs, leaning back against your chest when you pause your ministrations on his back. “I just want to be playing at my best. It’s been a rough couple years and I want to prove myself, you know?”

You begin to stroke his hair with one hand while your other wraps around his chest, holding him to you. 

You wish he wouldn’t be so hard on himself, though you know it’s in his nature to want to improve and make everyone proud. If only he knew how proud he makes you every day, how much you admire his strength and determination even at the lowest points of his career. 

“You’ve proven yourself many times over, Ben,” you tell him softly. “You helped your team win the UCL, you’ve consistently been one of the best defenders in the league. You’ve achieved so much already, one bad season and a couple bad injuries can’t change that.”

Ben nods, tilting his head back to press a quick kiss to your cheek. You can still see the worry in his deep green eyes, though, unrelenting despite your best efforts. 

“Babe,” you say, gently cupping his jaw so he continues to look up at you. “There’s nothing wrong with working hard, and I know it’s different with the new manager, just don’t overdo it. Okay?”

You know that injuries are more likely when athletes are overtired, and Ben knows that too. It’s important that he listen to his body and rest when needed, even if that means only doing an hour in the gym rather than two or three after they’re released from training. And not skipping massage therapy to see you, as happy as you were when he came home. 

“Yeah, you’re right,” Ben says with a small smile. “As always. Thanks for looking after me.”

“Of course,” you smile back at him, pressing your lips to his languidly.

After staying in the bath until the water starts to cool and you’re getting a bit pruney, you both change into comfy pyjamas - well, you’re back in just Ben’s sweatshirt, which is hard to beat in terms of comfort - and climb into bed. 

Ben, who is adorably sleepy at this point after the bath and your massage have done wonders for his muscle pain, seems to be clinging to consciousness, sitting up next to you and suggesting you put on a show before bed. 

“Ben, you’re exhausted, let’s go to sleep,” you say, reaching to turn off the light. 

He grabs your hand, shaking his head. 

“It’s barely nine, I wanna spend more time with you.”

“You need to rest up for tomorrow,” you remind him. “And after you win, you can have me all night.”

“Promise?” Ben murmurs with a bit of a smirk, and you roll your eyes and nod, shoving his chest playfully.

“Yes, I promise, but we have to sleep now.”

This time Ben allows you to turn the light off, and you quickly make sure your alarm is set for tomorrow and your phone is on the charger before settling in and letting Ben pull you into his arms.

You snuggle close to him, burying your face in the crook of his neck and throwing an arm and a leg over him. His warmth and even breaths are lulling you to sleep already. 

“Y/N?” Ben whispers just when you think he’s fallen asleep. 

“Mhm?”

“I love you,” he breathes into your hair before pressing a kiss there. “So much.”

You grin sleepily as you cuddle even closer to him, feeling his stubble against your forehead. 

“I love you too, Ben. Sweet dreams.”

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[crazy-pages]

The new Rings of Power season still sucks. Let's talk about why.

The thing is, there's enough decent ideas and good acting and definitely enough budget to make excellent television. The problem isn't any one part of the process, the problem is systemic logistical issues.

Streaming services' continued attempts to alter their tv model to undercut legacy profit sharing agreements with unions is causing them logistical issues they can't overcome by throwing more money at the problem. Even if they spend more money than they save undercutting worker profits, it doesn't help because what makes good television is adequate funding of good collaborative project structures, not overfunding bad structures. You can't just pawn a blacksmith's anvil and then pay them twice the worth of the anvil to do good metal working if they don't have any way to get a new anvil!

Like, the new format of shorter seasons with longer episodes lets them streaming services pay talent less for residuals ... but television was structured that way for a reason. It makes it harder to do good pacing.

Cutting staff in the writing room, reducing turnaround time, and taking writers off of the set so they can't do last minute adjustments saves a bunch of money sure. But it also makes it worse writing. Duh. And you can't just pay more prestigious writers or pay writers more to fix this, because the lack of ancillary staff and the shorter timelines are not skill issues.

Tightening control over worker flexibility, local authority, budgetary decisions, and ability to tell their bosses no, along with cycling through different contractor companies over the course of a project, makes it much more difficult for workers to unionize and allows for more precise budgetary promises to upper management.

But it's how you get stuff like the plastic looking armor in the first season on a budget absolutely dwarfing what Lord of the Rings used to make the most impressive chainmail props to ever exist. Because it's just not possible anymore to hire one specific team for almost a decade of project time, hire them before the project is fully committed to give them extra lead time, and give them broad budgetary control and even influence over what battle sizes are going to look like to accommodate for production uncertainties. If you can't say no to your boss if your boss suddenly demands double the armor for a battle next month, or to change a lead character design next week, you can't make it look good, full stop. It doesn't matter the size of the budget you're given because a larger budget doesn't fix the other constraints. You just have to do it out of plastic and foam because there's no alternative which keeps you under budget and reliable and capable of accommodating absurd director whims.

Shareholder capitalism is obsessed with the idea that of you make ever increasing monetary returns the only incentive structure, companies will just figure out how to make it work and deliver on that. There's not any thought given to knock-on effects like instability, or harms like worsened quality of life for workers.

And this glorification of profit as the only thing relevant to a business also means that company executives have forgotten that it takes more than money to make quality. It's not just that more outcomes matter than money, it's that more means matter than money. Throwing money at something is not a panacea, you need logistical structures which are more complicated than their input money values and their output money values! And if you strip mine those structures to make the output money value of a particular business subsection go up, and put constraints on them to make the input money value go down, you can end up with a business thats total is less than the sum of its parts.

So yes, as the old adage goes, you need to spend money to make money. But executives also need to let other folk down the chain spend company money in ways they don't perfectly control without freaking out over it.

Otherwise you can spend a record-breaking amounts of money and create nothing but mediocrity.

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Hey, I saw that you're a copywriter. I'm in the process of doing reach outs. Is there any advice you could perhaps give me?

Hi love! I would say to keep the following in mind:

Have all your materials (portfolio, website, clips, LinkedIn, rate card, etc.) neatly packaged and easy to browse through

Define your USP and core specialties/services. Why would a prospective client hire you specifically? What makes your expertise, experiences, offerings, etc. the perfect fit for their needs?

Have an elevator pitch/intro in every reach out to humanize yourself and share your unique value-add

Tailor every pitch and use it as a chance to position yourself as the solution to their business needs/pain points (this can range from having a niche/specialty that aligns with their needs, such as experience writing tech-focused email copy, or offering them a greater business need like brand awareness to a specific market)

Research, research, research –– about the business/client/contact you're reaching out to, their existing marketing materials/press mentions/social feeds, general knowledge of the industry, etc.

Have an onboarding/workflow process for every project. Be prepared to share a general overview of how you work in a discovery call

Ask for a discovery call at the end of our every reach-out message

Know your rates and turnaround times/rush rates ahead of time

For any discovery call, always be prepared to run the show/ask questions that will help you better understand their needs/business/personalities and work style

Hope this helps xx

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Business Turnaround & Restructuring Consulting Dubai, Sharjah

What is Turnaround Management?

Turnaround management is the practice of supporting firms in times of crisis, decline, or recovery. This procedure is typically guided by a turnaround consultant/manager, who is trained to assist organizations recover operationally and become profitable, as well as reorganize a company's balance sheet.

Few businesses want to be in a position where they must retain a turnaround manager, but there is no shame in doing so; several of today's most respected companies, including Apple, Federal Express, Airbnb, Starbucks, and many others, have undergone turnarounds.

How does turnaround management look in practice? Here's what you should know.

When Do You Know You Need a Turnaround Manager?

Turnaround managers may be required as a firm approaches insolvency. Insolvency can be classified into two types: cash flow insolvency, which occurs when a firm fails to pay its debts as they fall due, and balance sheet bankruptcy, which occurs when a company's liabilities exceed its assets. These are further defined as follows:

liquidity flow insolvency: While most businesses face short-term liquidity problems, alternative management must be hired if living hand-to-mouth each week becomes "normal".

Balance sheet insolvency is more difficult to measure, and the indicators of a crisis are less obvious. When liabilities surpass assets (based on fair market value), a corporation is said to be balance sheet. A turnaround manager may be required to help restructure loans, trade payables, or other commitments if the company has no alternative sources of financing.

It is not uncommon for creditors to emphasize the need for a turnaround manager in a company. Many creditors may demand that the company engage a turnaround manager in exchange for forbearance terms. Many bankrupt businesses are embarrassed to acknowledge they need a turnaround manager, yet employing one early on affords the failing company many more options for recovery than deferring the subject until later.

Operational versus Financial Turnaround

In our experience, turnaround managers often execute improvements in two different ways. Let's look at both of these:

Operational Turnaround

Some firms fail because they do not run efficiently. They may have too many levels of management, their products and services are not competitively priced, and/or the company has not adjusted its expense structure to reflect changing market conditions.

In these circumstances, a turnaround manager will identify operational inefficiencies and develop a plan to address them. In most circumstances, a turnaround manager will be retained as an officer of the firm, with the authority to make difficult decisions and take necessary steps.

Financial Turnaround

Any financial turnaround, also known as financial restructuring, is primarily concerned with reforming the company's balance sheet. This procedure may include consolidating debts, liquidating non-performing assets, closing unprofitable divisions, negotiating payment conditions with creditors, and, in the most extreme cases, liquidating the business's assets for the benefit of creditors.

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While talking to @menciemeer, something came up re: Jack’s motivations for being in Italy in season 3 that I haven’t seen discussed much - and that is that he’s explicitly there not to catch Hannibal, but to save Will. Here’s his dialogue with Pazzi in Secondo:

Jack: If he hasn’t already, Il Mostro will return to Florence. Pazzi: Come back with me. We have a chance to regain our reputations and enjoy the honours of our trade by capturing the monster. Jack: I’m not here for the monster. Not my house, not my fire. I’m here for Will Graham.

This is even more striking in light of the context for his character that the very next episode gives us - his conversation with Chilton in Aperitivo establishes that he’s been forced into retirement with the FBI, but he’s not interested in regaining his standing or reputation. (Very odd in light of the fact that come the Red Dragon plot, he seems to still have his old job in Behavioral Science). Chilton tries to get him to use Will as bait to find Hannibal:

Chilton: Will is going to lead you right to him. Jack: Oh, no, he’s not. Not to me. I’ve let them both go. I’ve let it all go. Chilton: You dangle Will Graham and now you cut bait? You’re letting Hannibal have him hook, line, and sinker. Jack: You’ll excuse me, Dr. Chilton. I like to be home in the evenings when my wife wakes.

What stands out about this exchange is Chilton’s “letting Hannibal have him” phrasing. It foregrounds not subduing Hannibal, but preventing Will from succumbing to his worst impulses, as a central motivation for Jack in 3A. It’s also significant that it’s his need to care for Bella that leads him to defer pursuing anything relating to Hannibal or Will, because her death is framed within the episode as the impetus for his investment in following Will to Europe - as he tells Will in the funeral scene, “you don’t have to die on me, too.”

So much of Jack’s character arc in the first two seasons is juggling his repeated sacrifice of others for the greater good. His guilt over what befalls both Will and Miriam features prominently in season 2, and during Will’s trial, he’s already prepared to put his career and reputation on the line to stand up for Will and atone for what he feels is his role in Will’s downfall. Both the traumatic events of Mizumono and Bella’s death bring about more of a full turnaround in that direction - Jack becomes less invested in apprehending killers in service of public safety, and more invested in saving the specific person who’s been harmed by that project.

I think this motivation doesn’t always stick in people’s minds because these exchanges get eclipsed by Jack beating Hannibal to a bloody pulp a couple episodes later, as well as his inexplicable return to working for the FBI in 3B. But even in the former altercation, his fight with Hannibal feels personal, more about venting anger and grief than actually apprehending Hannibal. In Dolce, when Will asks why Jack didn’t kill Hannibal, Jack responds “maybe I need you to” (in the same exchange, of course, as “you need to cut that part out”). That scene also establishes clearly that Will and Jack are, like Pazzi, “outside the law and alone.” As in Mizumono, they’re effectively vigilantes - and Jack’s mission is not serving justice for the FBI, but in saving Will from Hannibal’s influence.

This is why, despite the fact that Jack is once again embroiled in FBI business in season 3B, I always envision his role post-canon as being a continuation of what haunts him in the first half of the season - less about catching or killing Hannibal than about rescuing Will. It’s a lot more compelling to me, at least, than him simply continuing to be the face of law enforcement.

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