March kept the MS&A team on the move! From connecting with clients at a hosted happy hour to sharing insights at conferences like Central California SHRM and EWC&R, it was a month full of learning, collaboration, and great conversations.
We also enjoyed time with our community at events like crab feeds and local SHRM gatherings, continued our North State Training series, and hosted a happy hour for our El Segundo office.
Thank you to everyone who joined us—we always appreciate the opportunity to connect, learn, and grow together. Check out a few snapshots from the month below!
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Michael Sullivan and Brianna Grimaldi at the EWC&R Conference in Anaheim, sharing insights and staying at the forefront of the workers’ comp and risk management conversation.
Enjoying a hosted happy hour with a valued client at our Orange County office—a wonderful chance to strengthen relationships outside the workplace.
Eric De Wames and Tara Fournier leading a session at the Central California SHRM Workplace Symposium, discussing emerging workplace trends and practical strategies for employers.
Team Rhino unwinding at a team-building happy hour in our El Segundo office, enjoying great conversation and camaraderie.
Team Rhino in action at last month’s North State Training event, sharing strategies for defending cumulative trauma claims and supporting ongoing professional learning.
MS&A team at the 2026 PIWC Crab Feed in Fresno, enjoying the evening and connecting with colleagues across the workers’ compensation community.
Digging in at last month’s PIWC Crab Feed—celebrating collaboration and camaraderie over a delicious feast.
MS&A’s Eric De Wames spoke at last month’s Kern County SHRM Lunch & Learn, leading a session on Avoiding Employment Law Compliance Pitfalls: Practical Guidance for HR Professionals.
MS&A at last month’s VICA Crab Feed, enjoying Y2K-themed fun, great food, and lively conversation with friends in the workers’ comp community.
