Talia Green joined the MJ team as an analytics intern and has since stepped into a full-time role as a Data Analyst within our Risk Management + Commercial Insurance department. In her role, Talia produces, supports and maintains a collection of analytics reports in partnership with client services for the MJ Risk Management + Commercial Insurance team.
Prior to joining MJ, Talia grew her passion for data and analytics during her time at Butler University, where she earned her degree in Statistics. Armed with this knowledge, her current responsibilities include writing data queries, interpreting results and displaying her findings in an easily digestible format using MJ’s proprietary analytics tool, APERTURE®. Her favorite part about MJ is the ever-expanding knowledge she gains about the insurance industry.
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