Emily Savage

Emily shines as a key figure within MT+Co.’s Business Law Group, spearheading initiatives in mergers and acquisitions, financing, and various corporate and commercial undertakings. Her advisory role spans a multitude of sectors, offering her expertise primarily to entities in the process of buying or selling, as well as to burgeoning companies and entrepreneurs navigating the complexities of growth and expansion.

Her dedication to societal contributions is profound. Emily has lent her support to numerous non-profit organizations, such as Lawn Summer Nights, Right to Play, Power to Be, and the Hooplaw Society. These groups share a common goal of leveraging sports and physical activities to foster equality and enhance the health and development of children. Furthermore, Emily is an advocate for female entrepreneurs and women in the business sphere, holding a directorial position in the Association for Corporate Growth.

Hailing from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Emily’s East Coast roots are a source of pride. Beyond her professional and volunteer endeavors, she enjoys engaging in sports like pickleball and exploring new destinations with her wife.

Her legal journey was formally recognized in 2017 when she was called to the Bar in BC. Emily has since taken on significant roles, including serving as a director for ACG British Columbia and participating in various capacities with the West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation and Young ACG. Her academic background is equally impressive, holding a Juris Doctor from Dalhousie University and a Bachelor of Arts in International Development Studies from McGill University, where she was listed on the Dean's List.

Emily’s contributions and potential have not gone unnoticed in the legal community. She has been earmarked as a Best Lawyers’ One to Watch in mergers and acquisitions for 2024 and has been featured in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory and Lexpert Special Edition for Finance and M&A as a leading figure to watch. Her academic and community involvement earned her accolades such as the Schulich Scholarship in Law, the Dalhousie University Impact Award, the Dalhousie Alumni Ambassador Award, and the Robert T. Donald Memorial Prize, underscoring her commitment to excellence, leadership, and service.