Dana Bjornson has been appointed chief financial officer at Kansas City-based Lockton’s digital insurance broker, Mylo.
Bjornson brings over 25 years of financial innovation, including leading new business development and mergers and acquisitions. He previously served as executive vice president, chief financial and compliance officer for the investment banking firm George K. Baum & Co.
Mylo is backed by broker Lockton and the global investment firm Guggenheim Partners. The digital broker offers an insurance shopping platform that can be embedded in the customer experiences of a wide range of companies. Mylo delivers personalized coverage recommendations to small business owners and individuals – then matches them with ideal policies from leading carriers at the best value.
The company said Bjornson will take a leading role in positioning Mylo to scale. Mylo’s growth plans include expanding into new markets, offering new insurance products, predicting customers’ future needs through AI and machine learning and proactively recommending the right coverage for every stage of business or life – taking on a lifelong advisory role with customers.
Source: Mylo
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