Daniel Orr joined the MJ team in 2011 as the vice president of our Japanese-Owned Business division. Leveraging his experience on both sides, Daniel leads our dedicated Japanese team in crafting innovative strategies that take our clients’ risk management and employee benefits programs to new heights.
As a native of Japan, Daniel has extensive bilingual and bicultural expertise spanning Asia and North America. Deeply rooted in the Japanese business community, Daniel serves as a valuable resource for Japanese executives, providing critical insight and guidance on insurance policies and programs. He also spearheads an exclusive Japanese Executive Education Series to familiarize newly posted Japanese executives with insurance and employee benefits practices in the U.S.
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