CORPORATE RISK MANAGEMENT:
Captive Insurance for the Construction Industry
Please join us for a breakfast seminar and learn how a captive insurance company (captive or CIC) can be a valuable tool to effectively manage corporate risks of all kinds. Business owners in the construction industry may consider establishing a captive as part of a comprehensive risk management program.
Geoffrey Heyl, ACI, of Oxford Risk Management Group, a leading provider of captive insurance services, will provide an overview of captives as a risk management tool that allows business owners to reserve against property and casualty risks, as well as other enterprise risks. These are often the types of risks that keep construction business owners up at night and could result in business interruption, loss of revenue or even drive them out of business.
Reserve your spot today and find out how captives:
- Provide coverage for enterprise risks
- Complement and strengthen existing risk management programs
- Allow business owners to accumulate underwriting profits
This seminar is reserved exclusively for construction industry business owners, presidents, CEOs, and CFOs. We reserve the right to decline registration for individuals/organizations providing professional services to the construction industry.
Agenda:
- 7:30 am - 8:00 am: Breakfast served
- 8:00 am - 9:00 am: Presentation, Geoffrey Heyl of Oxford Risk Management Group
- 9:00 am - 9:30 am: Questions and closing remarks
Speaker Bio:
Geoffrey D. Heyl, ACI - Senior Sales Executive
Geoff has been an integral part of the Oxford Risk Management Group since its inception in 2010. Prior to the founding of Oxford, he worked in the life insurance space with The Affluence Group, LLC after spending 5 years working in the home office of the Hartford Life Insurance Company.
Geoff works closely with trusted advisors in the privately-held client market and frequently speaks at seminars throughout the country educating on the compliant formation of captive insurance companies.
Geoff is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and is a member of The Baltimore Estate Planning Counsel, Captive Insurance Group, the Delaware Captive Insurance Association, and the Tennessee Captive Insurance Association. White at UConn, Geoff was the placekicker on the football team and played in the Arena Football League after graduation. Geoff received his Associate in Captive Insurance (ACI) designation and resides in Monkton, Maryland with this wife Meredith and two children, Elena and Andrew.