Captive Resources Announces Executive Changes for Industry Growth

On February 10, 2026, Captive Resources announced pivotal changes to its executive leadership team to drive long-term growth and strategic alignment. Mike Foley, previously co-chief executive officer and president, now assumes the role of vice chairman. In this capacity, Foley will continue to steer strategic initiatives, ensuring alignment with the company's senior leadership.

Leadership Dynamics and Strategic Focus

John Pontin transitions to the role of president from his previous position as chief growth officer. In his earlier role, Pontin significantly bolstered Captive Resources' expansions in the property and casualty (P&C) and health solutions sectors, strengthening ties with brokers. Additionally, the consultancy headquartered in Itasca has added Steven Gransbury, president of health solutions, and Mark Knipfer, chief strategy officer, to its executive committee.

Strategic Leadership and Industry Impact

The executive committee now comprises Nicholas Hentges, CEO; Mike Foley, vice chairman; John Pontin, president; Donna Dreuth, group chief financial officer and chief administrative officer; JP Boulus, CEO of property and casualty; along with Gransbury and Knipfer. Nicholas Hentges, CEO, highlighted that these leadership adjustments underscore their focus on sustainable growth and industry innovation.

Currently, Captive Resources delivers advisory services to 52 casualty and medical stop-loss group captives, which include 7,700 member companies. With an annual premium base of $5.7 billion, the company remains committed to its regulatory compliance requirements and industry-leading practices in underwriting, claims, and risk management.