Alana Wright, CPA, CA

Alana Wright

Alana Wright , CPA, CA

Partner

Alana is a Partner with MNP in Rimbey and Olds, serving the Central Alberta agricultural and small business communities. A longtime member of the MNP team and a lifelong farmer, Alana is a problem solver who genuinely cares about her clients and their success. She understands the unique needs of the agriculture industry, including crop and beef producers. She is committed to helping business owners and farmers remain competitive and profitable. Alana listens to her clients and works closely with them to find tailored solutions that address their unique needs.

Alana draws on nearly two decades of accounting experience to deliver a wide range of services to help her clients achieve their goals. Her services include tax planning, tax return preparation, financial statement preparation, assurance (Notice to Reader), farm income programs, succession planning, business advice, and consulting solutions.

Alana earned a Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) from the University of Alberta in 1999. She is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA), qualifying as a Chartered Accountant (CA) in 2001. Alana is involved in the community as treasurer of the Lacoka Lacrosse Association.


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