Ensurise, LLC, the independent insurance brokerage, has merged with Risk Cooperative in a move that is set to strengthen it’s market presence.
The merger came into effect on December 19, 2023.
Risk Cooperative, which was established in 2014, is comprised of a team of seasoned, certified risk managers and licensed insurance brokers, who have expertise across all classes of risk. This includes: comprehensive employee benefits, life & health, property & casualty, cyber and other specialty lines.
Jonathan Nobil, Founder, President & Managing Member of Ensurise, LLC, commented: “We are very excited to be partnering with Risk Cooperative as our latest agency partner and particularly to be adding employee benefits to our suite of products and services as we further expand our presence in the D.C. metro area and Mid-Atlantic region.
“This partnership adds Risk Cooperative’s robust capabilities to our already expansive list of services while providing added resources, bandwidth and product reach to continue building upon the success of its award-winning risk management team.”
From what we understand, this merger will integrate the leadership teams while allowing Risk Cooperative to also continue its operations and servicing of existing clients from its Washington, D.C. headquarters.
Risk Cooperative CEO, Andres Franzetti, said: “We are very excited to merge with Ensurise and join such a dynamic team. This strategic alliance allows Risk Cooperative to continue focusing on our long-standing commitment to helping organizations build operational resiliency and enables us to continue providing the top tier caliber of service our clients have come to expect with added resources, and scalability to best position us for continued growth.”
Nobil, added: “As one of the fastest growing firms in the industry, with deep expertise and solutions addressing cyber risk and emerging threats, along with a robust employee benefits practice, Risk Cooperative will heighten Ensurise’s market presence to accelerate growth in key market segments.”
