With more than 20 years of experience, Mr. Rajcevich focuses on the assessment and modeling of financial and operational restructuring strategies, cash flow forecasting, business plans and related financial projections, cost cutting, liquidity management, preparing and operating companies through the chapter 11 process, asset dispositions and wind-downs. He has worked with clients across various industries including energy, home building, real estate development, automotive, retail, manufacturing, print and financial services.

Mr. Rajcevich’s notable assignments in the energy industry include: Legacy Reserves, where he led day-to-day operations to focus on the development and creation of a weekly cash flow forecast and DIP budget, assisted the company with its bankruptcy filing preparation, worked closely with the firm’s management team to address liquidity and vendor management, and liaised with the creditors’ financial advisors; Stone Energy Corporation, where he developed a weekly cash flow forecast and DIP budget, assisted the company with its bankruptcy filing preparation, and worked closely with the firm’s management team on the sale of nearly all its onshore assets, ongoing liquidity management and various court reporting requirements; Penn Virginia, where he oversaw liquidity management, identification and development of SG&A cost savings initiatives, as well as contingency planning assistance; Vantage Drilling Company, where he created a weekly cash flow forecast and DIP budget, and assisted the company with its bankruptcy filing preparation.

Other recent clients include iHeart Media, EveryWare Global, A123 Systems, Crescent Resources and Kimball Hill Homes.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Rajcevich spent four years in FTI Consulting's Restructuring practice and two years in PricewaterhouseCoopers' Business Recovery Services practice.

Mr. Rajcevich earned a bachelor’s degree (with high honors) in finance from the University of Illinois. He is a member of the Turnaround Management Association.