MNP: Investing in Canada’s East Coast

Although founded out west over 60 years ago, MNP Technology Solutions has found a new home, here, in Atlantic Canada and Nova Scotia. Established by a small group of entrepreneurs, the company has grown to be the fifth-largest professional services firm in Canada, and they’re not slowing down. Their technology solutions portfolio continues to rapidly grow, and through a series of acquisitions, MNP has made it clear that Nova Scotia is a fertile ground for innovation and growth. They live and work in our local communities, partnering with other like-minded Atlantic companies to help them digitally transform and achieve their strategic goals, creating world-class innovative solutions for Atlantic Canadians and the world from Canada’s Ocean Playground. MNP acquired T4G, an Atlantic Canadian firm that shares its belief that Nova Scotia can be a hub of global technology. The company founded “The Big Data Congress” from 2013 to 2018, which brought leaders in tech from across the globe to Halifax and St. John New Brunswick to create opportunities and present Atlantic Canada as the burgeoning technology hub that it is. MNP’s belief in Nova Scotia’s tech sector and willingness to invest in something worth highlighting. At DNS, we share their optimism and belief for the future of our tech sector and know that without firms both big and small, it won’t be possible to maintain the exceptional growth our industry has had over the past few years. With over 4,000 regional customers, MNP has firm roots in Atlantic Canada, and their team is always growing. Check out their latest positions here, and be a part of their vision!
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