Editing Frank McKenna (section)

==Business career==
After leaving office, McKenna moved to [[Cap-Pélé, New Brunswick]], near [[Moncton]], and returned to the practice of law and sat on numerous corporate boards. He also purchased (with his son, James McKenna), Glenwood Kitchen Ltd., a manufacturer of high-end custom cabinetry in [[Shediac, New Brunswick]]. His membership on the Canadian advisory board of the [[Carlyle Group]] drew adverse media attention; the media ceased pursuing the issue when McKenna explained that the board was established to advise on a Canadian investment fund that the group never created and that the board had never become active.

Following the announcement of his appointment as Canadian ambassador to Washington, he resigned his position as counsel at law firms including [[McInnes Cooper]] and [[Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt]], as well as all positions on corporate boards including his role as interim [[chairman of the board]] of [[CanWest Global Communications]], a post he assumed upon the death of its founder and chairman [[Israel Asper]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nsb.com/speakers/frank-mckenna/|title=Frank McKenna &#124; Economics & Politics Speaker &#124; Deputy Chair - TD Bank Financial Group|website=National Speakers Bureau}}</ref>