Kevin Cahill joined the MJ team as a risk management + surety consultant in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. Kevin specializes in the construction, real estate development, and surety bonding industries, where he develops custom risk management solutions for these types of businesses.
With over 10 years of experience in risk management, commercial lending, and surety services, Kevin is a seasoned consultant bringing with him a proven track record of delivering exceptional results in loan growth, risk mitigation, and building lasting client relationships.
Kevin’s true passion lies in making connections and helping others in the Indianapolis community. His relationship-driven approach makes for an exceptional client experience, making Kevin an invaluable member of the MJ team.
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