Introducing MPact: MNP’s New Digital Business Publication
Introducing MPact: MNP’s New Digital Business Publication
MNP is excited to launch our new digital publication MPact. Filled with articles, insights and videos, MPact covers the topics that matter most to you and addresses the latest opportunities and challenges facing Canadian business.
Business is always evolving. To help you stay ahead, MNP is excited to launch our new digital publication MPact. Filled with articles, insights and videos, MPact covers the topics that matter most to you and addresses the latest opportunities and challenges facing Canadian business. Our interactive and responsive design ensures we go where you go. Whether you’re in the office or on the move, MPact is there.
In This Issue
Our inaugural issue, Running with Scissors, focuses on Business Risk. From talent recruitment and retention strategies to cyber security, we have the information essential to address these and other issues you may be facing.
Read. Share. Engage.
Our new digital format provides the flexibility to read articles at your convenience and share them with colleagues and friends. We also hope these insights will raise awareness in your own business and invite you to contact your MNP advisor to discuss the issues that matter most to you.
Insights
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Performance
June 19, 2025
Are you in the market for more equipment? Whether you buy or lease could make a big difference in your farm’s success
Building an asset purchase plan before buying new equipment can help you make an informed decision to best suit your needs.
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Progress
June 18, 2025
Choosing the right talent: A guide to employee ownership and profit sharing plans
Boost business growth and employee loyalty with a well-structured ownership or profit-sharing plan that aligns with your goals and rewards top talent.
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Confidence
June 18, 2025
Succession Planning Basics: How to get what you want for your business
Knowing what you need and what your options are is difficult to do on your own and often the reason business owners fail to plan for their own exit.
