About Eric Moraczewski

Eric Moraczewski, CEO of NMBL Strategies, is a strategic, decisive Court Appointed Receiver, CRO, and turnaround consultant skilled in fast-paced, intensive environments. He is a pragmatic and data driven professional with a robust background primarily focused on accounting and finance for turnarounds of small and mid-size companies across 20+ countries and four continents. As such, he is able to quickly assess the nuances of each engagement, take command and make judicious and expedient decisions. In addition, Moraczewski is adept at strengthening local and national relationships, including collaborative efforts with government, local community leadership and private enterprises. As such, he was responsible for co-founding the Commercial Receivership Association (CRA) in 2020 in Missouri. The CRA is focused on the education and standardization of commercial receiverships, of which Missouri is seen as a leader.

Mr. Moraczewski is a creative thinker, great researcher and superb analyst. He is able to gather and cull information quickly and efficiently and deliver high quality work together with insights and observations that others would miss. He comes to distressed financial situations with fresh eyes, identifies problem areas, develops improvements, and protects and drives value.

Seen as an industry expert, he has been enlisted to speak at the CRA Conference in the areas of Finance, Accounting, and Fraud Detection in Receiverships, CRA webinars in the areas of Accounting 101 for Receiverships, Cannabis Financials in Receivership, Best Practices in Hotel Receiverships, and Nonprofit Receiverships – Pitfalls of Operating on Passion. In addition, Mr. Moraczewski recently spoke at a Husch Blackwell event entitled Up in Smoke: Cannabis, Insolvency and Corporate Reorganization, at the Association for Insolvency and Restructuring Advisors Advanced Restructuring and Plan of Reorganization Conference on Alternatives to Bankruptcy, and will be speaking at the American Bankruptcy Institute’s Midwestern Bankruptcy Institute on Chapter 11 vs Non-Bankruptcy Alternatives. Erc has also spoken on DailyDAC/Financial Poise/National Law Review webinars on Navigating the Challenges of Operating and Selling a Cannabis Company in Receivership, Asset Sales in Receivership – A Practical Guide for Professionals, and a 3-part series on Tax Issues and Insolvency. Mr. Moraczewski has been named to the Uniform Law Commission’s Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors Committee, working to develop new proposed uniform statutes for the insolvency community.

Mr. Moraczewski’s deep experience in receivership and turnaround work has seen him appointed over technology, construction, signage, cannabis, nonprofits, food production and manufacturing companies in addition to multi-family housing and property entities among others.

Eric has been previously involved as a Member of the Institute of Management Accountants serving on the Small Business Advisory Committee, Member of Turnaround Management Association and Association for Corporate Growth, Member of Financial Executives International serving on the Awareness Committee and Former Board Member of Downtown St. Louis, Inc. (St. Louis’ Downtown CID).

Mr. Moraczewski serves as the Board President of the Alumni Board of Chaifetz Business School at St. Louis University and is a Member of the FDI Steering Committee for the World Trade Center St. Louis. He is the co-author of the 2025 and 2026 Strategic Alternatives For and Against Distressed Businesses published by Westlaw. Eric is also currently writing a book on Nonprofit Insolvency, Turnarounds and Restructuring, a topic that combines his unique experience. Mr. Moraczewski has also published the book Succeeding at Business in Southeast Asia: Common Mistakes Companies Make and How to Avoid Them at the request of Wiley Publishing. He has his Executive MBA from Washington University in St. Louis and his BSBA from Saint Louis University. He has received numerous awards over the years for his work, most recently receiving the Distinguished Young Alumni Award from the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business at Saint Louis University.