Ryan Daniele joined the MJ team in 2015 as a client executive within our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. His exceptional performance led to his promotion to director of strategy + operations and subsequently, to the position of vice president of risk transfer. Ryan currently serves as the senior vice president of strategic marketing within our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department.
In his current role, Ryan works diligently with carrier partners to negotiate, strategize, and deploy the best possible coverage deals for MJ’s clients. He’s been instrumental in streamlining our processes and monitors MJ’s carrier relations, ensuring that our organization maintains enduring relationships with leading firms that enable us to deliver an exceptional client experience.
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