Whether you’re looking to transition your business, retain employees, or better prioritize overall business and continuity planning, MNP and Mann Lawyers can help. This webinar series focuses on matters important to you.
Presenters
Danielle Walsh, CPA, CA
Partner, Family Business Advisor, MNP
Danielle is a member of MNP’s Private Enterprise team in Ottawa. A trusted advisor, Danielle helps family businesses with intergenerational succession planning, while supporting both family harmony and the long-term success of their business, to safeguard their legacy for generations to come.
Madison Popkie, CPA
Senior Manager, MNP
Madison serves as a Senior Manager and Business Advisor at MNP within the Assurance and Accounting group, where she specializes in the private enterprise and real estate and construction sectors. Leveraging her seven years of expertise in assurance and tax planning, among other critical service areas, she aids her clients in crafting robust and sustainable strategies for success.
Kate Wright
Mann Lawyer’s Head of Family Law, Mann Lawyers
Kate is a member of the family law, wills and estates and estate litigation service groups at Mann Lawyers. Her experience in family law includes advising clients on property division, support issues, custody and access matters, domestic contracts and private adoptions. She assists clients with preparing wills, estate planning and administration matters, and disputes over estates, including issues related to capacity and dependent’s relief.
Catch up on past webinars
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Navigating Voluntary Exits
MNP and Mann Lawyers equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate this complex transition confidently. Our presenters break down the key challenges and opportunities, helping you better understand your options and create a plan that ensures a successful exit.
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Crafting your business legacy through exit and succession planning
From understanding the role of succession planning to setting expectations, this webinar will provide you with comprehensive knowledge to set your business up for success, no matter what happens.
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Exit Strategies and Preparing for the Unexpected
What happens when one of the business owners has become incapacitated? In the absence of a shareholder's agreement and proper estate planning, the business, business partners, and family are all left in difficult positions.