Evan Clark joins the MJ team as a risk management associate in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. Having interned with MJ’s Risk Management team, Evan brings firsthand familiarity with how MJ consults—from risk transfer and placement to advocacy, analytics, and claims. He works alongside client executive teams to support the full renewal cycle and ensure clients receive the consistent, high-quality experience MJ is known for.
Evan’s background spans multiple sides of the commercial insurance market. His experience working within specialty underwriting and wholesale brokerage gave him a clear understanding of how risk is evaluated, priced, and placed—perspective that sharpens his ability to execute on behalf of MJ’s clients. That combination of MJ-specific knowledge and market-wide exposure makes him a well-rounded contributor to the team.
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