MNP names 90 new partners across Canada

16 July 2021 Consulting.ca

MNP, a national mid-market accounting and consulting firm, announced 90 new members were added to its partnership in 2021.

“These leaders demonstrate some of the incredible talent at our firm. We’re excited to see where their passion for leadership, track record of professional excellence, and commitment to exceptional client service takes your business and our own in the years to come,” said a statement on the Calgary-based firm’s website.

There were 18 new partners in BC, 15 in Alberta, four in Saskatchewan, six in Manitoba, 29 in Ontario, 16 in Quebec, and two in Nova Scotia.

MNP’s new partners are:

British Columbia

Abhishek Kapoor, Alana Adamschek, Beverly Keswick, Brandon Merritt, Camie Haggerty, Greg Ibbott, Jeromy Spence, Jessy Sra, Ken Harvey, Kevin Grant, Kyla Stewart, Luke Biles, Rita Shen, Tao Ho, Traci Pogson, Trevor Pehlke, Trish Braun, and William Dos Santos.

Alberta

Benita Sauer, Carmen Jacoba-Haist, Chris Cholak, Deara Medlang, Lisa Miller, Mark Kehrig, Mark Wobick, Michelle Coleman, Nicole Asselin, Quenton Zalazar, Shelley Taylor, Todd Tremblay, Trevor Maclean, Wendy Gnenz, and Whitney Procee.

Saskatchewan

Asma Gehlen, Curtis Ziola, Reed Anderson, and Sheena Johnston.

Manitoba

Aron Kossack, Edith Frison, Jon Temple, Nicole Perras, Tanya Reynolds, and Trevor Elyk.

Ontario

Benjamin Luk, Benoît Génier ,Benoit Legault, Bijan Toufighi, Caryl Newbery-Mitchell, Cheryl Farquharson, Chirag Vasa, Chris Stephan, Dana Coughlin, David Hutter, Doreen Tai, Elizabeth Isaak, Francis Lanois, Hilde Trockstad, Jack Gibson, Jeffrey St. Louis, Joel Ahrens, Joshua Melnik, Krystle Mitrow, Manon Forget, Marc Pharand, Marc Slozberg, Matthew Johnson, Rana Madigin, Robert Ripley, Rosa Marra, Sam Hassaan, Scott Redden, and Signy Franklin.

Quebec

Anthony McFadden, Erika Noël, François Doucet, Hugo Lemaire, Josiane Dorion, Lorraine Laquerre, Louis Amireault, Mathieu Beaudoin, Melanie Wiseblatt, Olivier Boyd, Olivier Leroux, Patrick Brouillette, Philippe Trudeau, Pierre-Olivier Riou, Sébastien Nadeau, and Steve Ehounou.