Grant Griffith
Grant Griffith
Agricultural Business Advisor
- Direct: 204-336-6207
- Toll-Free: 1-877-500-0795
- Email: [email protected]
- Fax: 204-783-8329
Grant Griffith is a Partner with MNP in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Drawing on more than 20 years of advisory experience, Grant delivers personalized farm management solutions in Assurance, Tax, Consulting and Farm Income Programs to clients with grain, cattle and mixed farm operations including Hutterite Colonies.
Operating his own farm for over 25 years, Grant has first-hand insight into the issues producers face. With his personal and professional experience, Grant provides farm families and Hutterite Colonies with cost-effective solutions to position them for success now and into the future.
Since joining MNP in 1989, Grant has focused on delivering a diverse range of business advisory services that meet the unique and evolving needs of the firm’s Ag clients. These services include: tax and accounting, valuations, government programs, succession and strategic planning. He also offers specialized consulting services, including: finance, marketing, production and business profitability planning.
As an active member in his community and profession, Grant participates in various agricultural events through organizational opportunities, speaking engagements and seminars.
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Insights
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Performance
February 25, 2021
2021 Alberta Budget Highlights
Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews tabled the provincial Government’s 2021 budget on February 25, 2021.
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Confidence
February 23, 2021
Reduce your contract risk
Make sure there are no grey areas when building a contract that could result in disputes and disappointments. In MNP’s whitepaper, Avoid Contract Ambiguity, we look at the three key features a solid contract delivers – clarity, due diligence and compliance – and how the objective and independent view of an experienced accountant can add to lawyers’ expertise.
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Progress
February 23, 2021
Middle Market M&A Update - Q4 2020
Aggregate deal value for the quarter increased to $4 billion across 66 transactions. By comparison Q3 totalled $3.5 billion in aggregate deal value across 54 disclosed transactions. Increased deal volumes suggests that investor sentiment is increasingly positive, especially as the vaccine roll-out commences and economic normalization is expected.