Pickles Advisory, the valuation, asset management, and advisory division of Pickles, has bolstered its national leadership team with two senior appointments aimed at enhancing its strategic capability across Australia.
The company announced on 30 June 2025 that Helen Sklavos has joined the Melbourne-based Advisory team as an Executive Manager. With over 15 years of experience in business development, client relationships, and asset-based industries, Sklavos brings a strong track record across insolvency, remarketing, and commercial strategy.
“Helen brings outstanding client insight and commercial experience to our business,” said Ben Gibson, Head of Pickles Advisory. “We’re proud to welcome her to the team and value the perspective and leadership she adds to our growing national capability.”
Sklavos’ appointment is set to enhance the division’s ability to form deeper partnerships with clients and provide tailored advisory solutions, particularly in asset-heavy sectors.
Also stepping into a new role within the advisory division is Joshua Bradbury. After nine years with Pickles, most recently serving as a Team Leader in the Customer Contact Centre, Bradbury has transitioned into the Advisory team, bringing a deep understanding of the company’s operations and a client-centric approach.
“Josh’s transition into Advisory is a great example of internal talent progression at Pickles,” Gibson added. “He knows our business inside and out, and his ability to work collaboratively with clients and colleagues alike makes him a great fit for the team.”
Pickles Advisory has carved out a reputation as one of Australia’s most experienced advisory teams, working with restructuring professionals, major banks, and financial institutions on the full lifecycle of industrial, transport, and commercial assets. The team leverages Pickles’ national reach and proprietary asset data to deliver measurable outcomes and long-term value to clients.
The dual appointments reflect a strong period of growth for the division, as demand for specialist advisory services continues to rise.
“We’ve had strong momentum over the past 12 months, and these appointments reflect both the demand we’re seeing from clients and our commitment to growing the best team in the business,” said Gibson. “We’re building a strong foundation for what’s ahead in FY26.”
For fleet managers and procurement professionals, Pickles’ growing advisory capability reinforces the company’s commitment to supporting strategic decision-making in asset-rich industries. Whether navigating divestment, restructuring, or optimising asset utilisation, the expertise brought by Sklavos and Bradbury signals Pickles’ intent to lead with experience and insight.
