Enterprise Risk
MNP uses a six-step process to guide Indigenous organizations and businesses through the process of identifying, prioritizing and managing their unique strategic risks. This helps to not only better identify and manage those risks but recognize strategic opportunities as well. Our Enterprise Risk Services team works with organizations to develop a customized process that is practical, cost-effective and well-suited to our clients’ unique situations.
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Strategies to manage risk
Learn more about MNP’s Enterprise Risk Services for Indigenous Nations.
Solutions for Your Success
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Enterprise Risk Services
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Internal Audit Services
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Investigative and Forensic Services
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Technology Risk Services
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Supply Chain Risk Management
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Business Resilience Services
Insights
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Confidence
May 09, 2024
Bill 19 – British Columbia (B.C.) Money Services Business Act: What you need to know before legislation takes effect
Learn about the upcoming Money Services Business Act in British Columbia and what it means for MSBs operating in the province.
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Confidence
May 08, 2024
Five key financial considerations for dental grads
As new dental graduates embark on their careers, equipping them with financial knowledge sets them up for success.
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Progress
May 07, 2024
Impact of Federal Budget 2024 on the Technology, Media & Telecommunications Sector
The 2024 federal budget proposes key tax measures that could impact businesses and entrepreneurs in the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sector.
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Clayton Norris CPA,CMA, CAFM, MBA
Vice President, Indigenous Services
Clayton Norris, CAFM, MBA, CPA, CMA, is the Vice-President of Indigenous Services and National Leader for Indigenous Audit Services for MNP. He has been the team leader for a variety of management and financial advisory projects with Indigenous Nations, businesses and individuals.
Clayton has extensive experience in advisory services working with Indigenous communities providing accounting, tax and consulting services. With nearly 300 members, Clayton’s team has become one of the largest in North America serving First Nation, Métis and Inuit communities and businesses.
Clayton is on the Board of Directors at MNP and is on the Board of the Alberta Heart and Stroke Foundation.