Britni Shrout|
Kimberly joined the MJ team in 2014 as a surety service representative with our Surety team in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. In her role, she plays a pivotal role in facilitating the issuance of surety bonds, maintaining strong client relationships, and managing the various aspects of the bonding process. Kimberly serves as the key point of contact, fostering communication and coordination for our surety clients.
Prior to her time at MJ, Kimberly pursued her education at Purdue University and worked as a payment processor for Forum Credit Union. With her natural problem-solving ability, she takes pride in resolving issues for others through her work.
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