Job Details Description This opportunity is available in the following locations across Canada: Moncton, Saint John , Fredericton, Bathurst or Campbellton .
Inspirational, cutting-edge and entrepreneurial - this is how we describe our empowered teams.
Combine your passion with purpose and join a culture that is thriving in the face of change.
Make an impact with our Consumer Insolvency team as an Estate Manager.
This diverse team of professionals assists Canadians with navigating and overcoming financial challenges and achieving financial freedom.
As a trusted advisor, youll help individuals recover from times of financial distress and regain control of their finances. MNP is proudly Canadian.
Providing business strategies and solutions, we are a leading national accounting, tax and business advisory firm in Canada.
Entrepreneurial to our core, our talented team members transcend obstacles into opportunities and are successfully transforming mid-market business practices.
Responsibilities Assist with planning and delivery of consumer insolvency services Assist with administering formal insolvency appointments including bankruptcies and proposals Develop relationships with current and potential referral sources including credit counsellors, debt counsellors, lawyers, accountants, etc.
Prepare and review relevant BIA documentation Help identify cutting-edge ways to deliver added value to debtors; ensure debtor needs are met Maintain high quality control and apply specialized knowledge to anticipate, identify and address issues or key risks relevant to the debtor Contribute to the development of current ideas and approaches to improve work processes Maintain flexibility to travel periodically, as necessary Skills and Experience Completion of the Insolvency Administration course and/or BIA Insolvency Counselor course, or willingness to work toward same depending on experience Insolvency experience; professional services experience outside of insolvency will also be considered Ability to Speak French and English (written and oral) is considered as a strong asset