Webinar: How Grants Can Fund Your Next Move
Here’s the thing: when it comes to value creation, your business could use more than strategic vision. Sometimes it takes the right support. That’s where funding comes in.
Join MNP’s Yohaan Thommy and Jeff Dumart from Grant Synergy for a thought-provoking webinar that highlights how grants can help your business drive growth, improve profitability, and support key initiatives. Attendees can expect to learn:
- The types of projects that eligible for funding
- How we can help streamline the grant application and implementation process
- Real-life scenarios of how grants can help drive value in tough economic times
Space is limited — RSVP today to secure your spot.
If you need help registering or have any questions, please contact Erin Longley at [email protected].
Attendees can expect to learn:
- The types of projects that eligible for funding
- How we can help streamline the grant application and implementation process
- Real-life scenarios of how grants can help drive value in tough economic times
Register now
Presenters
Yohaan Thommy leads the firm’s performance improvement practice nationally. Working out of the Mississauga office, Yohaan focuses on delivering measurable financial results for his clients, helping them make their organizations more valuable while bringing greater financial predictability. Yohaan’s services include performance improvement, training on revenue growth and sales, helping with supply chain management and conducting business process reviews to improve operations.
Jeff is the President of Grant Synergy, a leading Canadian consulting firm specializing in government funding solutions. Throughout his career, Jeff has worked extensively with Canadian small businesses, helping them identify and leverage government funding opportunities tailored to their unique needs and challenges. Under his leadership, Grant Synergy has built a strong reputation for optimizing cash flow planning and helping clients take full advantage of the financial support available to them, from grants to tax incentives.