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J. Colin MacNab joined the MJ team in 1993 and brings with him over 30 years of experience. As a risk management consultant, Colin is passionate about ensuring the continued success of his clients through MJ’s development and growth into new technology and risk consulting programs. He strives to continually focus on building long-lasting relationships by keeping open lines of communication and staying abreast of his client’s evolving business needs. He measures his success by the success of his clients in all aspects of their businesses.
Throughout his career, Colin has consulted with businesses of various sizes, ranging from start-ups to global conglomerates, across a wide range of industries. Leveraging his unique perspective on risk identification and analysis has enabled him to create successful strategies for his clients to optimize their risk profiles, resulting in the best risk transfer and financing outcomes.
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