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Mike Marsella joined team MJ in 2006 as a surety consultant specializing in the construction industry. His focus and commitment to construction companies fueled his professional growth and led him to assume his current role as vice president within our Surety division.
Mike works with contractor clientele of all sizes, and his deep knowledge extends to virtually every facet of the construction industry. Mike is instrumental in contract design, financial analysis, succession planning, board advisory, ESOP matters, and all things surety bonds.
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