Ed Mournighan joined the MJ team in 1975 and now serves as a risk management consultant in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. Ed specializes in the construction, real estate development, and surety bonding industries, where he develops custom risk management solutions for these types of businesses.
Before his tenure at MJ, Ed served in the United States military. Now, with 49 years of risk management experience, Ed focuses on aiding clients in overcoming operational challenges by helping them understand the crucial relationship between insurance coverage and cost. Ed enjoys meeting with his clients and working hard to gain insights into their company culture and goals to ultimately create risk management solutions that are designed to help meet these unique needs. His in-depth knowledge of the business and expertise in niche industries make him an invaluable asset to the MJ team.
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