The Turnaround

Diving into the world of business, finance, sport and entertainment to better understand the critical moments that determine success and impact. Brought to you by Wexted Advisors - specialists in Restructuring and Insolvency.

Sophie Ulhorn & Andrew Vincent — Putting on someone else's brand

In this episode of The Turnaround, Hamilton Locke’s Sophie Ulhorn and Andrew Vincent, together with Wexted's Joe Hayes and Chris Sequeira, reflect on how personal brand and firm reputation intersect in professional services. From stepping into a new role and working under someone else’s brand, to harnessing the advantages of boutique firms, they explore culture, trust, and the art of building long-term client relationships. Along the way, they share candid lessons on investing in yourself, learning from mistakes, and why you’re only as good as your last job.

09-16
42:14

Genevieve Sexton — Safe Harbour and are we making a difference?

Genevieve Sexton led the 2021 review of Safe Harbour. In this episode of The Turnaround, she reflects on what the process revealed, what’s changed since — and whether Safe Harbour is delivering real outcomes. Is it helping boards lead genuine turnarounds, or simply buying time?

07-30
41:24

FULL VERSION | The Turnaround Podcast | Tim L'Estrange, the social license and the power of an orange

In this episode of The Turnaround, Wexted’s Joe Hayes sits down with Tim L’Estrange, one of Australia’s most respected arbitrators and mediators, for a wide-ranging conversation on the evolving nature of The Social License. From the accelerating influence of AI to the shifting expectations of consumers and stakeholders, Tim shares insights on how businesses must adapt — or risk falling behind. The duo unpack the continued power of mediation, for dispute and insolvency, and why, sometimes, all you need is an orange.

05-30
37:23

HIGHLIGHTS | The Turnaround Podcast | Tim L'Estrange, the social license and the power of an orange

In this highlights edition, Wexted’s Joe Hayes sits down with Tim L’Estrange, one of Australia’s most respected arbitrators and mediators, for a wide-ranging conversation on the evolving nature of The Social License. From the accelerating influence of AI to the shifting expectations of consumers and stakeholders, Tim shares insights on how businesses must adapt — or risk falling behind. The duo unpack the continued power of mediation, for dispute and insolvency, and why, sometimes, all you need is an orange.

05-30
13:14

HIGHLIGHTS | John Winter, policy reform and the power of ethical advocacy

Watch The Turnaround highlights as Joe Hayes and ARITA CEO John Winter discuss accomplishments, tensions and the power of ethical advocacy. The duo dive into insolvency policy, the need for root and branch reform and how to better protect businesses and directors, while still maintaining public trust.

04-29
11:50

FULL VERSION | John Winter, policy reform and the power of ethical advocacy

In this episode of The Turnaround Joe Hayes and ARITA CEO John Winter discuss accomplishments, tensions and the power of ethical advocacy. The duo dive into insolvency policy, the need for root and branch reform and how to better protect businesses and directors, while still maintaining public trust.

04-29
32:41

FULL VERSION | New Leaders on NFP sector, challenges and outlooks

This week Wexted's new leaders Chris Sequeira, Rebecca Wilson, and Chris Johnson dive into the NFP sector; reviewing healthcare, charities, 2025 outlooks, regional challenges and the impact of decreased government funding.

04-07
13:13

FULL VERSION | People With Vision Should See a Doctor

In this extended version of the Turnaround Podcast, we speak to Former Investment Banker and Social Commentator Andrew Low about his new book “We should be so Lucky”. Andrew promotes the proposition that the Australian Way and our success is not a matter of luck, but derives from a blend of political, social and economic institutions and values unique to our way of life.

03-25
42:12

HIGHLIGHTS | People with vision should see a doctor

In this episode of the Turnaround Podcast, we speak to Former Investment Banker and Social Commentator Andrew Low about his new book “We should be so Lucky”. Andrew promotes the proposition that the Australian Way and our success is not a matter of luck, but derives from a blend of political, social and economic institutions and values unique to our way of life.

03-25
13:50

FULL VERSION | Wexted's New Leaders on Corporate Insolvency

In this episode of The Turnaround Podcast, Wexted's new leaders Chris Sequeira, Rebecca Wilson, and Chris Johnson discuss the evolving landscape of corporate insolvency, and the unique challenges businesses face in their respective regions of Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria.

03-25
16:58

FULL VERSION | Spotlight on Safe Harbour with Michael Catchpoole

We are now seven years into the Safe Harbour Law. It started with a whimper, but where are we right now? In this extended episode, join Wexted's Joe Hayes and Andrew McCabe, together with Corrs' Michael Catchpoole, as they discuss the good, the bad and the nail-biting aspects of Safe Harbour.

12-14
27:48

HIGHLIGHTS | Spotlight on Safe Harbour with Michael Catchpoole

We are now seven years into the Safe Harbour Law. It started with a whimper, but where are we right now? Join Wexted's Joe Hayes and Andrew McCabe, together with Corrs' Michael Catchpoole, as they discuss the good, the bad and the nail-biting aspects of Safe Harbour.

12-14
11:11

FULL VERSION | The Rugby World Cup with Phil Kearns

In this extended Wexted exclusive, Australian Rugby legend Phil Kearns talks to Joe Hayes about Australia's successful Rugby World Cup bid and the impact RWC 2027 is set to have on the sport and the Australian economy.

12-09
26:54

HIGHLIGHTS | The Rugby World Cup with Phil Kearns

In a Wexted exclusive, Australian Rugby legend Phil Kearns talks to Joe Hayes about Australia's successful Rugby World Cup bid and the impact RWC 2027 is set to have on the sport and the Australian economy.

12-09
07:27

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