NFP hires IMA’s Weir as construction and infrastructure SVP
ReutersApr 16, 2025 9:45 PM
By Michael Loney
April 16 - (The Insurer) - Aon-owned NFP has hired Caleb Weir as senior vice president, construction and infrastructure, in its central region.
Kansas City, Missouri-based Weir will report to Amanda Ruback, managing director, P&C, for NFP's central region.
Weir has more than a decade of experience working with clients on solutions including risk management, surety services and employee benefits.
He most recently was vice president and client advocate at IMA Financial Group, working with the construction and real estate industries. He also worked as an assistant vice president and client advocate at Lockton Companies in the Kansas City area.
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