Midwest Employers Casualty (a Berkley Company)

Midwest Employers Casualty (MEC) is proud to provide ongoing support to HavenHouse St. Louis. Our MEC Events team presented a donation check from our 4th Quarter 2024 fundraising efforts that was matched by the W. R. Berkley Corporation Charitable Foundation to Brooke Noecker, Director of Development at HavenHouse St. Louis, on February 27th. HavenHouse St. Louis is a hospital guest house that provides the comfort of home and a community of support to patients and their families traveling more than 25 miles to receive medical care in St. Louis. Our MEC and Berkley team members are honored to help HavenHouse provide comfort, care, and a safe haven for patients and their loved ones when they need it most. #havenhousestl

MEC proudly participated in the National African American Insurance Association St. Louis Chapter (NAAIA STL) Third Annual Black History Month celebration – STILL I RISE Scholarship Fundraiser on February 27th. Awards were presented in a variety of categories. Scholarships were also awarded to support students pursuing insurance and financial services careers, ensuring the next generation of professionals thrives in our industry. We enjoyed honoring a distinguished group of professionals and celebrating this special occasion! #NAAIASTL #BLACKHISTORYMONTHCELEBRATION

MEC’s Jim Brasier, Business Development Director, will be at the SC PRIMA Annual Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC from March 16th – 18th. If you're planning to attend, we invite you to stop by our booth to connect with Jim to learn more about how MEC delivers comprehensive, integrated excess workers’ compensation insurance solutions tailored for the public sector. We look forward to seeing you there! #PRIMA #SCPRIMA

In our premier episode of MEC Connect’s new Expert Insights series “Managing Spinal Cord Injuries,” Tracie Lemus, RN, CCM, National Catastrophic Nurse Consultant at Midwest Employers Casualty discusses critical care strategies and rehabilitation insights for better recovery outcomes for spinal cord injuries. This includes understanding spinal cord injury demographics and causes, the importance of immediate care and specialized centers, and the role of rehabilitation in recovery, as well as transitioning home and ongoing support needs. We invite you to listen and subscribe for free on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Spotify. If you find the conversation valuable, please like, share and post a review on your favorite podcast app. Listen Now! https://ow.ly/4jqn50VbMV3

MEC will be at the RIMS Washington Education Forum in Bellevue, WA on March 6th. Bill Costanza from our team will be there, ready to discuss how MEC’s industry leading team, proven processes and innovative technology achieve measurable results and deliver long-term value for our clients. If you’re attending, don’t miss the chance to connect with Bill to learn more about how MEC is making a difference in risk management. #RIMSWA #RiskManagement

MEC was honored to participate in the Harris-Stowe State University Career Fair on Thursday, February 20th. We enjoyed meeting an enterprising group of students to discuss careers in the insurance industry and opportunities at MEC. We will also be attending the following upcoming Career Fair at UMSL: University of Missouri–St. Louis Touhill Performing Arts Center Friday, March 7, 2025 9:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. We hope to see you there! Check out our current openings here: https://ow.ly/K6Lp50V7EJo #insurancecareersmonth

MEC’s Tony Ciofani, Captives Officer, Captives; Bill Daiber, Underwriting & Business Development Director-Captives; and Kim Burkett, Underwriting Operations Manager will be at the CICA 2025 International Conference in Tucson, Arizona. Come visit us at Booth #415 to learn more about MEC’s custom captive solutions. We’ll also be raffling a Yeti Roadie Cooler at our booth, so be sure to enter your name for a chance to win! #CICA We look forward to seeing you in Tucson!

Dr. Alice Hamilton saved countless workers’ lives as a pioneer in industrial health and safety. Beginning in the 1890s, she treated working-class immigrant patients at Hull House in Chicago. She learned about how diseases, toxic chemicals, and workplace injuries hurt poorer people the most. Dr. Hamilton fought to end these disparities. She investigated companies' safety records and pushed for stronger worker protections. In 1908, the state of Illinois appointed her to its new Occupational Diseases Commission. This was the first government body to investigate employee health and safety. Dr. Hamilton conducted a study of industrial toxins that led to the passage of an influential worker protection law in Illinois. In honor of Women’s History Month, we celebrate the vital role Dr. Alice Hamilton played as a public health pioneer in laying the foundation for the worker health and safety protections we enjoy. https://ow.ly/tZZl50V9nyS #WomensHistoryMonth #CelebratingWomen #WomenOfImpact #SheInspiresMe

Welcome our newest team members: Greg Patton, joining us as our Marketing Communications Strategist, Jennifer Horvath as Claims Reimbursement Associate, and Mary Ann Tolias as Accountant. We’re excited to have their expertise here at MEC.