Topic: Introduction to Alternative Risk Financing

Discover innovative strategies to manage and mitigate risks beyond traditional insurance. This seminar will cover captive insurance, risk retention groups, and self-insurance mechanisms. Attendees will learn how these approaches can provide greater control over risk management, reduce costs, and enhance financial stability. Join us to gain valuable insights from industry experts on the evolving landscape of risk financing.

Speaker: Bryant Robbins – AVP, Captive Resources

Bryant Robbins is a seasoned insurance professional with over a decade of experience spanning underwriting, sales, brokerage, and captive consulting. Since January 2022, he has served as Assistant Vice President and Business Development Executive at Captive Resources, LLC, where he collaborates with mid-market companies to explore alternative risk financing solutions through member-owned group captives.

Bryant began his insurance career in 2011 as an account representative at a local State Farm agency. He then joined Sentry Insurance, where he spent five years progressing from sales to a leadership role, gaining deep expertise in commercial insurance solutions. Following his tenure at Sentry, Bryant worked for three years as a retail broker, advising clients on customized risk management strategies before transitioning to his current role at Captive Resources. 

Bryant holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a Minor in Accounting from North Carolina State University. Bryant is passionate about helping businesses take greater control of their insurance programs and is known for his consultative approach and commitment to long-term client success.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Bryant is active in industry networks and continues to stay engaged with emerging trends in risk management and captive insurance.

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Captive Resources represents over 7,000 shareholders in 48 member-owned homogeneous and heterogeneous group captives, with total annual written premium exceeding $5 billion.