With 20 years of experience, Mr. Henry’s engagements have included particularly complex restructurings. He has assisted companies in navigating crisis situations, including urgent liquidity challenges and instances of fraud, and has advised on large-scale restructurings with multi-jurisdictional operations. 

Mr. Henry’s clients have spanned a range of industries, including energy, technology, retail, manufacturing, real estate, and media. For SunPower Corporation, he worked as Chief Transformation Officer through its operational winddown, including the maintenance of off-balance-sheet financing facilities. For PGX Holdings, he advised on its restructuring and resolution of $3.4 billion of debt obligations and litigation claims. For E&B Natural Resources Management, he served as Chief Restructuring Officer through a consensual restructuring and substantial deleveraging. For Maxeon Solar Technologies, he advised on its business plan development and subsequent capital raise. For Chesapeake Energy Corporation, he worked on its $9 billion restructuring, which affected over 13,000 oil and gas production sites. Mr. Henry advised on the restructuring of $0.5 million of debt obligations for Chisholm Oil and Gas Operating, $1 billion of debt obligations for Jones Energy, and $1.4 billion of debt and midstream obligations for Arsenal Resources. For Seadrill, he assisted its restructuring of $8 billion of debt obligations for operations spanning 22 countries. For iHeartMedia, he worked on its $20.6 billion restructuring, affecting over 850 radio stations. For Target Canada, he advised on the winddown of its $5 billion Canadian operations, including a 133-store fleet and supply chain operations.

While at A&M, Mr. Henry has also advised Rockley Photonics, Haggen Food & Pharmacy, Nebraska Book Company, Coldwater Creek, Furniture Brands International, William Lyon Homes, Grubb & Ellis, Shea Homes, and Mortgages Ltd. 

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Henry spent nearly three years with a buy-side investment bank, where he advised on private equity and corporate acquisitions. 

Mr. Henry earned a bachelor’s degree in finance (distinction) from the University of Nevada as a Presidential Scholar and an MBA from the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.