Wayne Kunz

Wayne Kunz

Wayne Kunz

Partner

Wayne is a member of MNP’s Agriculture Services team in Humboldt. Wayne delivers a full suite of assurance, tax and business advisory services to a wide range of agricultural and agriculture-related clients across central Saskatchewan. 

Wayne grew up on a farm near Annaheim, where he continues to be involved in the family farm.  His firsthand knowledge of the agricultural industry has given him an integral understanding of his clients’ needs, challenges and opportunities.  With a special interest in client bookkeeping, Wayne helps clients with design and training in a variety of software and processes.

Wayne graduated with a Diploma in Accountancy from the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology Palliser Campus in Moose Jaw in 1992. He is a board member of Futuristic Industries and the Humboldt Co-op.

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