HELM ADVISORY
Felix Sudarto FGIA currently serves as Director at HA-ASSIST, focusing on human power support and insolvency matters, and as Chief Operating Officer at Helm Advisory, overseeing operational aspects of the organization. Previously, Felix held roles as Business Advisor and Group General Manager at Saba Bros Group, managing finance, compliance, and group operations across multiple regions including NSW, QLD, ACT, and UAE. Additional experience includes positions as Senior Relationship Manager at Standard Chartered Bank, Financial Controller at SBT Australia Pty Ltd, and various accounting roles at companies such as ISP Limited and Electrodata Pty Ltd. Felix holds a Certificate in Governance for Not-for-profits from the Governance Institute of Australia and has completed postgraduate studies in Migration Law at Victoria University, alongside an Associate Diploma in Accounting and a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from Universitas Tarumanagara.
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HELM ADVISORY
Helm Advisory is a firm of Chartered Accountants specialising in corporate insolvency, business turnarounds, restructuring and forensic services. The types of insolvency work that we specialise in includes voluntary administrations, deed of company arrangements, liquidations and receiverships. Helm Advisory will always look to steer a company in the direction of a turnaround wherever possible. Restructuring and turnarounds are generally completed effectively by working together with a range of stakeholders including bankers, lawyers, accountants and advisers, in order to achieve the best results for companies and their stakeholders. Our forensic accounting team are experts in conducting investigations and delivering reports relating to commercial disputes, business valuations and family law issues. Helm Advisory was founded in 2015 by Stephen Hathway, president and founder of the Association of Independent Insolvency Practitioners ("AIIP"). Helm Advisory provides a trusted and steady hand in what are often turbulent corporate waters.