Kristine Sparrow, CPA, CA

Kristine Sparrow

Kristine Sparrow , CPA, CA

Partner

Kristine Sparrow is a Partner with MNP’s Agriculture Services team in Saskatoon. Kristine works with the owners of cattle and grain operations as well as with small businesses in other industries in the Saskatoon and Kindersley regions. She delivers innovative business solutions to help clients overcome challenges, mitigate issues and increase success.

Kristine works closely with business owners so they can proactively plan for their personal and corporate tax as well as for farm income programs. She considers herself part of each client’s financial team, advising on a wide range of business challenges and connecting clients to the firm’s broad-based expertise when they need specialized knowledge.

In 2009, Kristine received a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Saskatchewan.

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