ERP Procurement Tools and Resources
MFOA is launching a series of tools and resources to support municipalities with practical tools for financial systems and ERP procurement and implementation. These resources are meant to support municipalities in all stages of their ERP journey and will be available to MFOA members. These resources are made possible with support from funding partner, OECM.
Check back on this webpage for future resources and tools. Upcoming resources include:
- ERP Readiness Assessment Toolkit
- ERP Procurement and Vendor Evaluation Toolkit
- Implementation Playbook and Legacy System Transition Strategy
- Shared Services Feasibility Guide and Case Studies
- Group Buying Guide and Case Studies
Thank you to MFOA's Financial Systems Project Steering Committee for their support in the development of these resources:
- Lynn Hatten, Director, Corporate Services, Bruce County
- Kim Junko, Director of Finance/Treasurer, City of Dryden
- Karmen Krueger, Director of Corporate Services/Treasurer, City of Stratford
- Shelley Stedall, CAO, Township of Stirling-Rawdon
This work was completed by Christine Leon, consultant for MFOA.
Christine Leon is a consultant specializing in software transformation and modernization initiatives, with a strong foundation in municipal finance and operations. She previously served as Director of Finance/Treasurer for the Town of Petawawa and Treasurer for the Town of Deep River, where she gained extensive experience navigating the unique financial, operational, and regulatory requirements of the municipal sector.
Prior to transitioning into municipal government, Christine spent more than 13 years in the private sector with Harris Computer Systems & PwC Canada, working across a variety of industries and developing expertise in finance systems, process improvement, and organizational transformation. Her combined public and private sector experience enables her to bridge operational needs with technology solutions, helping organizations improve efficiency and drive meaningful change.
Christine credits her move into the municipal sector to the realization that “debits and credits are the same in every industry and language,” and values the opportunity to apply that perspective to transformative initiatives across organizations today.