He must have been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug. Nick was named twice on the prestigious INC 500 fastest growing businesses in America and was nominated as Entrepreneur-Of-The-Year by Ernest and Young. Nick loves solving problems and enjoys helping fellow business owners tackle their risk and operational challenges. Nick is married with 3 kids and tries hard not to miss any of their baseball, football, volleyball, debate or art events, so while his professional success is important, so is family and personal time. Nick arguably makes the world’s best lasagna and accordingly to the kids, it’s pretty good!

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