Gregory Runke, MBA, M.Sc. AFM
Gregory Runke , MBA, M.Sc. AFM
Partner
- Direct: 204-336-6170
- Toll-Free: 1-877-500-0795
- Email: [email protected]
- Fax: 204-783-8329
Gregory is a member of MNP’s Consulting Services group in Winnipeg. Gregory brings more than 15 years of experience providing consulting services and solutions to health care and public sector clients to his role. Well regarded for his communication and leadership skills, he provides his clients with practical solutions to improve health sector programs and services.
Greg helps clients with business and financial planning, strategic planning, feasibility assessments, business process improvement, and program improvement.
He is experienced in financial modeling, business, operational planning, staffing model analysis, and performance improvement for physician practices and medical centres across Canada. His track record in improving financial performance through enhanced staff utilization and overtime reduction gives him a solid understanding of health human resource staffing challenges.
Greg graduated from the University of Manitoba with an Honours Bachelor of Science (BSc) in genetics in 1997, a Master of Science (MSc) in microbiology in 2000, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in 2006.
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