Emma Stoody joined the MJ team as a risk management intern and quickly progressed into a full-time associate in the Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. In her role, Emma collaborates with our clients and carrier partners to execute our clients’ insurance program and risk management strategies. Emma plays an essential role in ensuring our clients have an exceptional experience while implementing the set strategy they decide.
Emma’s journey with MJ began when she interned in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department while pursuing her studies at Butler University. Through this experience, Emma worked with various departments, including analytics, risk services, risk transfer, sales, claims, and advocacy, helping her realize her passion for risk management.
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