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In addition to writing articles, MNP business advisors are frequently quoted on a wide range of topics, including taxation, succession, agriculture, forestry management, and many others. Here are just a few examples of recent MNP media coverage: Working.com The campaign presented students with the endless possibilities available at MNP, and included a multi-media microsite, mnpwhatdoyouwant.ca, video, posters, brochures and signage. A roadshow with all the 2008 award winners to major Canadian cities is being planned in May (locations and dates will be announced). The event will include a panel discussion with representatives from MNP and other winners on the importance of employment branding, recruitment advertising, and best practices. The Bottom Line QR770 QR770 CBC: The Business Network Global Television, Edmonton 2006 NewsCitytv
Canola Digest CharityVillage.com Investment Executive Investment Executive Alberta Venture Business in Calgary Investment Executive The Star Phoenix June 18, 2006 Edmonton Journal May 16, 2006 "Accounting firm nets downtown digs" Meyers Norris Penny has moved from the suburbs into three storeys of a prestigious downtown office tower - while continuing to serve diverse rural clients. The Edmonton office, with 100 professional and support staff, provides visiting specialists to smaller MNP offices in Fort McMurray, Llodyminster, Leduc and Wainwright. "We provide big-city services to small communities, and we go to the client," says regional managing partner Gord Reid. Edmonton Journal April 25, 2006 "Local office-space market heads into stratosphere" Gord Reid, MNP's Edmonton-based regional managing partner, says his firm secured nearly 30,000 square feet of space in the Bell Tower in January. The firm's new home is designed to accommodate up to 110 people - approximately 65 per cent more than the number of employees who worked at the firm's two previous locations. Country Life in B.C. April 2006 "Farm succession: do you have the right plan?" MNP business advisor Allen McWilliam looks at how to build a fair and equitable succession plan by working on three key areas: family, ownership and management. Winnipeg Free Press April 27, 2006 "Winnipeg struggles to keep its young" Barb Weselak, a recruiter with MNP, says Winnipeg's "McDonald's Perspective" is resulting in young people gaining a great education, only to move to other centres they deem a better place to live. At the same time, business leaders continue to complain about a lack of skilled talent. The Edmonton Journal April 6, 2006 "Struggling industry plans for future" The Alberta government has announced it is contributing $200,000 towards a study on competitiveness issues in the forest industry. According to MNP's Forest Industry Leader Kelvin Mak, any study of the industry needs to look at both short- and long-term issues. Over the short term, the industry needs fo find ways to reduce high energy and transportation costs. Long-term strategies should include product diversification into more manufactured goods. CBC Business News April 4, 2006 MNP's Scott Lawritsen reveals how chartered business valuators can assist companies. The Daily Graphic March 23, 2006 "MNP moving to the avenue" Meyers Norris Penny is building a new, 756-sq. m office in dowtown Portage la Prairie that will give the firm more room to service its fast-growing client base. The Edmonton Journal March 22, 2006 "West Fraser shutting Hinton pulp lines" West Fraser Timber is closing one of its two pulp lines in Hinton. Kelvin Mak, Forest Industry Leader for Meyers Norris Penny LLP, says newer, low-cost pulp mils in Brazil and Indonesia have put considerable competitive pressures on North American mills. Winnipeg Free Press March 7, 2006 "Don't rush out to spend your tax savings" The province of Manitoba has shaved a total of $80 million off personal taxes. According to Derek Innis, senior manager of taxation services at Meyers Norris Penny, total tax savings for average families will be modest - in the $150 range. Winnipeg Free Press March 3, 2006 "Business leaders bullish on Brandon" Results of the first-ever Brandon Business Climate Survey, commissioned by Meyers Norris Penny in conjunction with the Brandon Chamber of Commerce, were unveiled at a chamber luncheon yesterday. Tax hikes, a struggling agricultural sector and labout shortages topped the list of obstacles identified by businesses surveyed. The Edmonton Journal Jan. 28, 2006 "Axe hangs over forest industry" Triple economic whammy throws sawdust into gears of Alberta's 'third pillar' major industry in six short months. MNP's forest practice leader, Kelvin Mak, is quoted. Winnipeg Free Press Jan. 18, 2006 "Grains centre touted for city - $73 million building would serve research, marketing, education" A report prepared by Meyers Norris Penny recommends building a $73 million Centre of Excellence in grains research, marketing and education in Winnipeg. Winnipeg Free Press Jan. 16, 2006 "From drawing board to national stage: When Jerry Rubin has a business idea, he goes for it 'full throttle'" Business owner Jerry Rubin has taken a business idea and turned it into a viable commercial venture four times in the past 35 years. Lizanne Roziere-Penner, manager of MNP's Self-Employment Program, comments. 2005 NewsThe Vancouver Province Dec. 20, 2005 "Good B.C. presence for Games snowboard crew: Richmond's Alexa Loo makes the team for the Winter Olympics" Alexa Loo was one of 16 snowboarders named Monday to the 2006 Olympic team by the Canadian Snowboarding Federation. She will be the first Canadian woman to compete in an Olympic alpine snowboarding event. Alexa is a Chartered Accountant with the Vancouver office of Tamarack Capital Advisors Inc., the corporate finance subsidiary of Meyers Norris Penny. Business in Calgary November 2005 "Capital Gain" As Meyers Norris Penny celebrates 60 years, its wholly owned susidiary, Tamrack Capital Advisors Inc., looks ahead to a promising future in the thriving world of corporate finance in Calgary under the leadership of Laurel Wood. Corporate Training Magazine November 2005 "Retaining top talent: why effective orientation programs are so critical" A look at the positive impact successful orientation programs can have in today's tight job market. Brandon Sun Aug. 31, 2005 Don Penny, a co-founder of Meyers Norris Penny and active community member, has been appointed to the Order of Canada. The Globe and Mail Aug. 31, 2005 Governor-General Adrienne Clarkson has announced 82 new appointments to the Order of Canada, the country's highest honour for lifetime achievement and service. CAmagazine June 2005 Kagan Sirett, a 25-year-old CA student at Meyers Norris Penny, is one of Canada's top professional bull riders. The Bottom Line June 2005 "Meyers tax manager a sum of partners' efforts" Profile of Glen Thompson, a tax manager with MNP and a candidate for the Bottom Line's Top 40 under 40. Business in Vancouver May 17-23, 2005 "Treaty Time" MNP's Matt Vickers is charged with helping bring B.C.'s aboriginal youth and communities into the province's business fold. The Edge Daily Herald March 26, 2005 MNP's Prince Alberta office wins first-ever Torch Award honouring outstanding businesses that have made a significant contribution to ethical business practices. Business in Calgary Edmonton Journal The Bottom Line Business Services West
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