Jaimie is a Private Client Specialist at UWIB Risk & Insurance Solutions, bringing a strong background in the insurance industry and customer service. As a California native rooted in the Central Valley, she has a genuine appreciation for the communities and people she serves.
Jaimie takes great pride in getting to know her clients personally and understanding what matters most to them. She believes insurance is about more than simply having the right coverage; it’s about building trusted relationships, listening to each client’s unique needs, and helping them make informed decisions that are truly in their best interest. She is committed to providing personalized service and ensuring her clients feel confident and well cared for.
Outside of work, she is happily married and enjoys spending time with her three fur babies, Macie, Mochi, and Stella. She loves music, traveling, and cooking, and especially enjoys making memories with her family and the people she loves.
- Published on: August 7, 2026Education
Your House Burns Down. Do You Actually Have to Rebuild?
A client asked me a question last week that I initially thought had a simple answer: “If my house burns down and I don't want to rebuild it, can I just buy another house?”Read More - Published on: August 6, 2026Education
Nevada Employers: An Important Workers’ Compensation Change Is Coming October 1, 2026
If your business has employees working in Nevada, an important workers’ compensation law change is taking effect on October 1, 2026, and it could affect your premium calculations at your next renewal.Read More - Published on: July 14, 2026Education
Reality Hit, and I Was Caught Totally Off Guard
"That's not something you'd expect to hear from me. I'm usually one of those guys who's got it all together. I've thought everything through, planned for every possibility, crossed all my T's and dotted all my i's. But I never thought this would really happen to me. Reality hit, and I was caught totally off guard."Read More - Published on: July 10, 2026Education
Navigating Cyber Underwriting Questionnaires: A Guide to Success
In today's digital age, businesses face a multitude of cyber threats, making cybersecurity an essential concern. As such, cyber insurance has become a critical tool to help businesses guard against these risks...Read More - Published on: June 26, 2026Education
What We're Seeing in Small and Mid-Sized Businesses in 2026
After nearly five decades in business, and after working with family-owned companies, entrepreneurs, and organizations of every size, I've learned that every year brings a new set of challenges. Some years it's the economy. Some years it's technology. And some years it's simply uncertainty.Read More - Published on: August 6, 2026Education
Putting Your Strongest People in Positions to Win
Over the years, I've come to appreciate that one of the hardest parts of leadership is recognizing that not everyone contributes at the same level. I wish that weren't true, but experience has taught me otherwise. Some people consistently solve problems, take ownership, and move the organization forward. Others struggle, sometimes because they need coaching, and sometimes because they're simply in the wrong role. I've learned that pretending everyone performs equally isn't kindness. It usually creates frustration for the people carrying the heaviest load.Read More - Published on: June 23, 2026Education
What Happens When Technology Serves People Instead of the Other Way Around?
For much of my career, technology has promised to make work easier. Sometimes it has. Sometimes it has simply moved the work around. But over the past couple of years, we’ve been approaching artificial intelligence differently. Read More - Published on: June 17, 2026Education
Why Good Leaders Must Eventually Become Less Important
There’s a hard truth about business ownership that I’ve been working through personally over the past few years. If my company cannot grow without me being directly involved in most decisions, client relationships, and day-to-day execution, then I don’t really have a scalable organization. I’ve simply created a job. It may not even be a particularly good-paying one. It’s just a job that still depends on me for it to function. I know this because I’ve lived it. Read More