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Canadian Association of Management Consultants (CMC-Canada)

CMC-Canada fosters excellence and integrity in the management consulting profession.

The CMC Designation assures the client that they have engaged a professional who will deliver a higher level of management consulting through assurance that the individual has:

• Completed a rigorous certification process.
• A record of successful assignments.
• The endorsement of recognized practitioners.
• Demonstrated an ongoing commitment to management consulting as both a profession and a career.
• Is subject to the Professional Code of Ethics.

01/13/2026

Recent news that the Ontario government is suing a company tied to the Skills Development Fund over alleged false reporting and misuse of public funds is a powerful reminder of why professional codes of conduct exist in the first place.

At the heart of the case are allegations of misleading performance reporting, misrepresentation of outcomes, and breaches of contractual obligations — issues that strike directly at core consulting responsibilities: objectivity, transparency, and acting in the client organization’s best interests. When reporting is shaped by convenience, pressure, or self-interest rather than evidence and integrity, organizations are put at risk — financially, legally, and reputationally.

Professional codes of conduct exist to prevent exactly this kind of harm. They require consultants to provide independent, truthful, and complete information, to avoid misleading representations, and to withdraw when ethical standards cannot be upheld. These responsibilities protect not just individual clients, but public trust in the profession as a whole.

Because credibility doesn’t start at delivery — it starts with how you advise, report, and act when no one is watching.

Credibility starts before delivery.

Read more about the Code of Conduct: https://cmc-canada.ca/codeofprofessionalconduct

12/31/2025

Closing Out 2025 — CMC-Canada in 3 Numbers

As we wrap up our 2025 review, here’s a snapshot of the momentum behind CMC-Canada this year:

🔹 49 new Certified Management Consultants (CMCs)
🔹 829 attendees across our events and programs
🔹 972 new followers growing our national community

Thank you to our members, volunteers, partners, and supporters for making 2025 a year of growth, connection, and impact. We’re looking ahead to 2026 with confidence — and plenty to build on.

12/30/2025

One More Day to Renew for 2026

As we head into the new year, this is a reminder to renew your CMC-Canada membership and start 2026 with uninterrupted access to the community, credibility, and professional support that comes with being part of Canada’s trusted consulting network.

Renewing now ensures:
• Your membership remains active for 2026
• Continued access to professional development and events
• Ongoing connection to a national network of ethical, high-value consultants

Take a moment to renew before December 31 and carry your momentum into the year ahead.

Renew here:
https://cmc-canada.site-ym.com/login.aspx

12/23/2025

Season’s Greetings from CMC-Canada

As the year comes to a close, we want to thank our members, volunteers, partners, and the broader consulting community for your continued commitment to ethical, trusted, and high-impact consulting across Canada.

2025 has been a year of collaboration, growth, and meaningful impact — and we’re grateful to be part of a community that continues to strengthen organizations and communities from coast to coast.

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, restful, and joyful holiday season, and every success in the year ahead.

Read our full holiday message from CMC-Canada:
https://www.cmc-canada.ca/blog/Letters-from-CMC-Canada/2025-Holiday-Message

Happy Holidays,
CMC-Canada

12/22/2025

2025 In Review: Celebrating Ontario’s Consulting Excellence & Our New CMCs

Ontario’s consulting community is distinguished by its breadth of expertise, scale of impact, and leadership across Canada’s most diverse economy — from financial services, technology, and advanced manufacturing to healthcare, infrastructure, public sector transformation, and high-growth entrepreneurship.

This year, we’re proud to recognize the professionals who strengthened the consulting profession by earning their Certified Management Consultant (CMC) designation, demonstrating a commitment to ethical practice, trusted advice, and measurable client outcomes.

Please join us in celebrating Ontario’s newest CMCs for 2025:

• Zak Blais, CMC
• Quinn Bunke, CMC
• Uzair Mumtaz, CMC
• Laura Novitsky, CMC
• David Nguyen, CMC
• Marco Pelchat, CMC
• Gonzalo Labbe, CMC

These consultants reflect what defines Ontario’s consulting sector: strategic thinking, rigorous analysis, and the ability to deliver clarity and value in complex, fast-moving environments.

If you’re ready to advance your consulting career, strengthen your professional credibility, and connect with peers committed to high-value, ethical consulting, now is a great time to get involved.

Become a member:
https://cmc-ontario.site-ym.com/page/become-a-member

12/17/2025

2025 In Review: Celebrating Manitoba’s Consulting Excellence & Our New CMCs

Manitoba’s consulting community is recognized for its practical, results-driven approach and deep understanding of the province’s diverse economic landscape — spanning agriculture and agri-food, manufacturing, transportation and logistics, public sector modernization, and growing innovation-led enterprises.

This year, we’re proud to recognize the professionals who have strengthened the profession by earning their Certified Management Consultant (CMC) designation, demonstrating a commitment to ethical practice, trusted advice, and measurable client impact.

Please join us in celebrating Manitoba’s newest CMCs for 2025:

• Bryan Hack, CMC
• Jay-Lynne Leppky, CMC
• Whitney White, CMC
• Deborah Campbell, CMC
• Ian Frank, CMC
• Dean Zarrillo, CMC

These consultants reflect what defines Manitoba’s consulting sector: grounded expertise, thoughtful problem-solving, and a strong focus on helping organizations make clear, sustainable decisions in complex environments.

If you’re ready to advance your consulting career, strengthen your professional credibility, and connect with peers committed to high-value, ethical consulting, now is a great time to get involved.

Become a member: https://lnkd.in/g48qHYC9

12/16/2025

Sometimes the most professional answer is “no.”

In management consulting, trust isn’t built by accepting every engagement — it’s built through sound judgment and ethical decision-making.

Certified Management Consultants (CMCs) follow a Code of Professional Conduct that puts client interests first. That means being willing to decline work when:
• the expertise isn’t the right fit
• expectations are unrealistic or unethical
• the scope can’t be delivered responsibly

Saying no in these moments isn’t a missed opportunity. It’s a signal of integrity, professionalism, and long-term thinking.

Swipe through to see how declining the wrong work strengthens trust — and why ethical judgment is a defining standard of the CMC designation.

🔗 Learn more about the CMC Code of Professional Conduct:
https://www.cmc-canada.ca/codeofprofessionalconduct

12/15/2025

Consultants showed up for live, practical learning—especially when it came to future-ready skills.

Our most registered and most attended live webinar this year?
The AI-First Mindset.

From certification courses to webinars and our National AGM, the message is clear: learning that’s relevant, timely, and actionable matters.

Explore the professional development that defined 2025 with CMC-Canada.

12/12/2025

2025 In Review: Celebrating British Columbia’s Consulting Excellence & Our New CMCs

British Columbia’s consulting community continues to stand out for its innovation, adaptability, and impact across key sectors — including technology, sustainability, healthcare, public sector transformation, and entrepreneurship. Consultants across the province play a vital role in helping organizations navigate complexity, scale responsibly, and build for the future.

This year, we are proud to recognize the professionals who have demonstrated the highest standards of competence, integrity, and professionalism by earning their Certified Management Consultant (CMC) designation.

Please join us in celebrating British Columbia’s newest CMCs for 2025:

• Ehren Lee, CMC

• Erin Welk, CMC

• John Kenney, CMC

• Jody Rechenmacher, P.Eng., CMC

• Jasmine Patrick, MBA, CMC

• Robin Gagne, CMC

• Jada Basi, CMC

• Eileen Lian, CMC

• Delbar Niroushak Ph.D., RCC, CPHR, CMC, MCC-ICF, CIPD, ICP-ENT

• Heman Joshi, CMC

• Brendan Smith, CMC

• Karan Suri, CMC

• Kevin Salesse, CMC

• Simon Daley, CMC

• Silver McLaughlin, CMC

• Jesse Unke, CMC

These consultants reflect the credibility, trusted leadership, and results-driven mindset that define British Columbia’s consulting sector — one known for forward-thinking solutions and meaningful client impact.

If you’re ready to strengthen your professional credibility, advance your consulting career, and connect with a national community committed to ethical, high-value consulting, now is an excellent time to get involved.

Become a member:
https://cmc-ontario.site-ym.com/page/become-a-member

12/10/2025

We’re pleased to spotlight Thy Prak, MBA, CMC, an executive leader in gaming and digital strategy with more than 15 years of experience transforming both land-based operations and regulated digital markets in Saskatchewan.

Thy currently serves as Vice President, Marketing & Digital Strategy at the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, where he leads marketing, loyalty, and digital innovation initiatives that strengthen player engagement and support SIGA’s long-term growth. His work focuses on building scalable, culturally grounded, future-ready platforms that align with community and business objectives.

Before moving into his current role, Thy served as Vice President, iGaming & Digital Strategy, guiding SIGA’s digital roadmaps, MarTech advancements, iGaming strategy, and Insights & Analytics functions. He previously held senior leadership roles as AVP, Gaming Operations, where he oversaw product management, operations, security, facilities, and food & beverage. He also played a central role in SIGA’s COVID-19 response, helping drive rapid transformation, optimize product strategies, and maintain continuity across key operational areas.

Earlier in his career, Thy built a strong foundation in operational management and financial literacy through leadership positions at Loblaw, The Home Depot, Shoppers Drug Mart, and Zellers.

Why Thy Chose the CMC Path

As a senior leader who increasingly serves as an internal consultant, Thy saw the CMC designation as a meaningful next step in strengthening his practice. It offered him a structured way to deepen his consulting approach and better support his organization’s evolving needs. Becoming part of the CMC-Saskatchewan community also creates opportunities to connect with peers committed to high professional standards and ethical practice across the province.

Thy’s commitment to structured problem-solving, innovation, and continuous learning exemplifies the professionalism at the heart of the CMC community. We’re proud to support him on this next chapter in his consulting journey.

12/09/2025

Confidentiality isn’t just a legal checkpoint — it’s a daily discipline.

Myth: “Confidentiality only applies when an NDA is signed.”
Fact: Confidentiality applies to all client-specific information — written, verbal, implied, or observed.

In today’s consulting environments, the real risks often come from the everyday moments: open laptops in shared spaces, hybrid meetings, casual recaps, reused materials, and unintentional oversharing.

Trusted consultants don’t protect information because paperwork says so — they do it because it’s the core of professional integrity.

Save this as a reminder for your next client meeting.

12/08/2025

2025 In Review: Celebrating Saskatchewan’s Consulting Excellence & Our New CMCs

Saskatchewan’s consulting community continues to shine for its resilience, cross-sector expertise, and commitment to strengthening organizations across the province’s key economic drivers — from agriculture and natural resources to public sector transformation, entrepreneurship, and digital innovation.

This year, we’re proud to recognize the professionals who elevated the standard of excellence by earning their Certified Management Consultant (CMC) designation. Please join us in celebrating Saskatchewan’s newest CMCs for 2025:

• Ernest Standingready, CMC
• Shelda Switzer, CMC
• Stephanie Steckler, CMC
• Thy Prak, CMC
• Andrew Polasek, CMC

These consultants reflect the integrity, capability, and trusted leadership that define Saskatchewan’s consulting sector — one known for practical problem-solving, community impact, and helping organizations adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing environment.

If you’re ready to advance your consulting career, strengthen your professional credibility, and connect with peers who are committed to ethical, high-value consulting, now is an excellent time to get involved.

Become a member: https://www.cmc-canada.ca/Member-Register

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