Dylan Wilson joined the MJ team as a client executive in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. With a focus on the construction industry, Dylan oversees the entire lifecycle of our clients’ multi-year risk treatment strategies. In his role, Dylan collaborates with various teams including Analytics, Risk Services, Risk Transfer, Claims Consulting, and Client Advocacy to ensure flawless execution of MJ’s renowned consulting process. His expertise and attention to detail ensure that our clients receive top-notch service and tailored risk management solutions.
Prior to MJ, Dylan acquired over a decade of experience in underwriting and production underwriting. Having previously held prestigious positions such as a senior regional director, regional director, sales rover and senior underwriter, Dylan brings a wealth of knowledge to the MJ team.
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