Professional Accounting Firm in Quesnel
Office Information
360 St Laurent Ave Quesnel, BC, V2J 5A3
Our Quesnel office was formed in July 2019 and offers a full suite of accounting, tax and assurance services. Our team includes three designated professionals and an accounting technician, dedicated to helping you reach your goals.
As part of a Canadian firm with more than 80 offices across Canada, we offer clients a small firm culture and in-depth understanding of our local economy, backed by the expertise and resources of a large national firm.
We view every client relationship like a partnership, and truly believe that our success is a result of your success.
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Jameel Sayani CPA, CA, CAFM
Regional Managing Partner, Northern B.C.
Jameel Sayani, BASc, CPA, CA, CAFM, is the Regional Managing Partner for MNP’s Northern B.C. region. Based in Prince George, he leads the firm’s growth in Northern B.C., including offices in Prince George, Quesnel, Terrace, Vanderhoof and Williams Lake, while delivering a broad range of assurance, tax and consulting solutions to Indigenous clients across the province.
Jameel also leads the Indigenous Services practice for MNP’s Vancouver Island and Northern B.C. regions. Working closely with First Nations communities and organizations, he takes pride in building strong relationships with his clients to help them develop strategic direction and realize their vision for their communities and generations to come.
Drawing on more than 10 years of experience in public practice, Jameel delivers a wide range of business advisory services to Indigenous clients in ways that align with their values, vision, and culture. In addition to providing core accounting services, he also acts as a deal-flow advisor to First Nations and leverages MNP’s extensive expertise to assist clients with governance, business planning, recruitment, training, and succession planning.
Jameel is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) and Chartered Accountant (CA), designated in 2010 after receiving a Bachelor in Applied Science degree at York University and a Diploma in Accounting at the University of British Columbia. In 2012, he became a Certified Aboriginal Financial Manager (CAFM). Active in his community, Jameel serves as Director with the CPA Education Foundation of B.C. and is past-president of the Nanaimo Youth Services Association. In 2013, he was named one of the Top 20 Under 40 for Vancouver Island.
Our Quesnel Office
MNP’s Senior Economist Susan Mowbray was the lead consultant for the State of the North Report published by the Northern Development Initiative Trust in January 2020.
The report provides comprehensive economic data and analysis for B.C.’s central and northern regions to assist local business and community leaders with planning and investment decisions. It includes traditional economic indicators, overviews of core economic sectors such as agriculture, aquaculture, energy, forestry and mining, and regional profiles for the Northwest, Northeast, North Central and Cariboo-Chilcotin / Lillooet areas.
Read the full report here.
For more information, contact Susan Mowbray, Senior Economist, at 604.637.1506 or [email protected]
We are proud to be part of the local community and continually strive to make Quesnel a great place to live and work.
- Quesnel Community Foundation
- Quesnel & District Chamber
For sponsorship or donation requests, please contact Susan Clarke, Regional Marketing Manager, at [email protected]
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