Neil Heider joined the MJ team in 2013 as risk management consultant in our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. Neil specializes in creating unique risk management programs for middle-market to upper-middle market companies. His expertise on the client side of the business has allowed him to view risk management from a different perspective.
Before MJ, Neil worked in both the construction and manufacturing industries where he oversaw production, quality, and safety standards. With over a decade of experience in these industries, Neil understands the business needs of our clients and the challenges they face on a daily basis. This insider knowledge helps him align clients’ risk management programs with their business goals and objectives to ensure progress.
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