Sheila Rura joined the MJ team in 2006 as a risk transfer specialist in the Construction practice group within our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. Since then, she has advanced to the role of Account Executive, on our Strategic Marketing team, acting as our subject matter expert on large speciality construction accounts and builder’s risk. Sheila oversees carrier relations, builds and nurtures relationships, and establishes forward-thinking strategies to enhance our partnerships that enable us to deliver an exceptional client experience.
With nearly three decades of industry experience, including spearheading the Risk Management department of a Fortune 500 company, Sheila is a true luminary in her field. Her extensive knowledge of insurance and risk management makes her an invaluable asset to our team.
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