Industry Targets > CONSTRUCTION
Construction is known for its significant workplace accidents and considered a high-hazard industry. Heavy equipment, dangerous tools, and working outdoors make for potentially hazardous working conditions. Working at heights above 15 feet, on roofs or in trenches makes a construction operation an even greater risk. Additionally, if a business employs workers in multiple states or employees are temporarily working out-of-state, coverage needs to apply in each of the states where the workers are located and according to each state’s laws. These and other factors can make it challenging for agents and brokers to secure coverage for general contractors, subcontractors and trade contractors.
With more than 30 years of experience and $900 million in payroll in our programs, Monarch Partners Group (MPG) is well positioned to help you secure Workers’ Compensation insurance for the construction industry.
MPG has a network of Workers’ Compensation carefully selected and vetted carriers in the standard market that we can access for construction risks. This includes looking at the availability of Guaranteed Cost and Large-Deductible options, depending on the client’s risk profile and needs. Our programs also offer a pay-as-you-go feature that helps employers better manage cash flow as premiums are based on actual payrolls, rather than estimates. This helps us offer some of the best rates in the construction workers’ comp niche.
MPG also provides the following Workers’ Compensation solutions for the construction industry:
In addition to our experience and success, there are many other reasons to look to MPG for alternative Workers’ Compensation programs:
Compensation to referral partners is competitive and residual. Put MPG’s vast expertise, credibility and high-level relationships to work for you to find the best overall Workers’ Compensation solution for your client and provide you with a competitive edge.
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Ken was born in Montclair, NJ and attended Lycoming College in PA where he received his BA in Accounting in 1976. Ken relocated to south FL in 1979 where he got his CPA license and was employed in the public accounting field by a larger CPA firm for 4 years before forming his own CPA firm which he ran for 6 years then sold. In 1989, Ken bought what was his largest CPA client and entered the wholesale medical supply business where he built then sold this company in 1992. For the next 6 years Ken worked as CFO and/or COO, helped build, and owned interests in a niche computer software co. and a luggage manufacturer/wholesaler that revolutionized the modern luggage industry. In 1998, Ken started a nationwide Professional Employer Organization client brokerage operation which he is still active in today. Ken resides in Boca Raton, FL, is an avid exerciser, a martial arts black belt, and active in many outdoor activities.
Susan has more than 25 years of executive management experience. Areas of strength include operations planning, organization, administration, and improving bottom line profitability and customer service.
Before joining MPG, Susan worked for a diverse range of organizations including large corporations in the transportation and travel industries.
Her analytical and results-oriented mindset repeatedly contributed to the success of the organizations.
Susan currently resides in Los Angeles, CA. She has a passion for traveling which fulfils her desire for continuous learning and improvement. She has traveled extensively and takes joy in experiencing new cultures and cuisines.
Cesar Suarez, Vice President and COO, with Executive Business management background, joined MPG after working in the Automotive Industry for 22 years. Mr. Suarez has held various executive positions in a multi-billion dollar, multi-national automotive company with bottom line responsibility for over $500 million in revenues encompassing large-scale operations, extensive geographical regions and thousands of employees. His successful business experiences in these leadership positions make him an invaluable asset to the success of MPG.