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Cindy Jenkins became a part of the MJ team in 1998, taking on the role of manager in our Surety division. With an impressive career spanning over 30 years, she has honed her expertise, focusing particularly on the construction contract segment of our business.
In her capacity, Cindy plays a pivotal role in shaping the optimal development and implementation of service procedures within the surety and construction practice group. Her commitment to delivering a superior client experience is evident through her strategic approach to optimizing workflow, contract design, and customer support solutions.
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