The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) has promoted Jonathan Habart to the role of Captive Insurance Section assistant director.
As a TDCI team member since 2016, Habart recently served as a TDCI Captive Insurance specialist, which included work monitoring, analyzing and examining the financial status and regulatory compliance of captive insurance companies, among other duties.
Captive insurance is an option for companies to self-insure certain aspects of their business. The captive insurance sector has an estimated economic impact in Tennessee of $31 million in direct annual spending and employs more than 100 full-time professionals, according to a TDCI press release.
Habart has been employed by the state of Tennessee since 2014 when he worked as an accountant for the Tennessee Department of Finance & Administration. His previous experience included working for Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center.
Source: Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance
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