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Adam Spencer
Advisor to growing Consumer brands
Adam Spencer is a highly experienced Director at Tamweel Capital, a UK-based investment and advisory firm. With a UK-qualification in corporate financing, Adam has spent over 10 years in M&A and Private Equity at RSM UK, where he advised entrepreneurs and investors on management buyouts and buy-ins, capital raising, and private company disposals. Adam studied Business Administration at The University of Texas at Austin and earned a post-graduate degree in addition to a BSc (Hons) in Business Administration from the University of Bath. Before joining RSM, Adam was a Corporate Broker at ABN AMRO. At Tamweel Capital, Adam and his team prioritize providing trusted, honest, and forthright advice to build real sustainable value for clients and investee businesses, developing strong, long-term relationships with investors, entrepreneurs, clients, and intermediaries.
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📢 Newsflash! 📢
The wait is OVER... welcome to Season II of Challenger Chats, a 🎧 podcast 🎧 showcasing the stories and people that are shaping the UK’s best and brightest ⚡Challenger Brands⚡. In this episode we meet a legend of the hospitality world – serial Chair and NED Rod McKie. Having led Welcome Break for 14 years, he pivoted to a plural career, sharing his experience, thoughts and insights with several of the UK’s hottest hospitality brands, such as Megan's Restaurants, Sticks'n'Sushi, Rhubarb Hospitality Collection and The New World Trading Company. He’s also been busy on the deal-doing front, with several transactions under his belt, most recently with rhubarb and Sticks ‘n’ Sushi.
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Encouraging news for our sector as YouGov / CEBR report improving consumer confidence (albeit from a low base!) across a number of key measures such as household finances and job security. This reflects what we are hearing on the ground, with brands and operators reporting stronger than expected Jan/Feb performance and demonstrating the resilience of consumer discretionary spend even through testing macroeconomic conditions.
