Graham Rieg assumed the role of Risk Management Consultant in the Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department upon joining MJ. During his time at MJ, Graham has developed a strong foundation in advising clients on strategic risk management and insurance solutions, with a focus on aligning coverage with broader business objectives.
In his role, Graham partners closely with clients to evaluate exposures, identify opportunities to reduce total cost of risk, and implement tailored insurance and risk financing strategies. He is known for his proactive communication style and commitment to delivering a high level of service, ensuring clients feel informed and confident in their risk management decisions. Graham places a strong emphasis on building long-term relationships and gaining a deep understanding of each client’s operations through regular, in-person engagement.
His combination of technical knowledge, client-focused approach, and continued professional development position him as a trusted advisor to the organizations he serves and a valuable member of the MJ team.
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