About Nick Khamarji Jr.
Nick Khamarji Jr. is a licensed Connecticut insurance producer, holding property and casualty and life and health licences. He founded New England Insurance in 2012 with his father, Nicholas A. Khamarji, Sr., and built it into an independent brokerage serving more than 150 clients across more than 35 carriers, with a focus on complex placements and surplus lines business that standard markets decline.
From 2019 to 2022 he worked with ACORD, the insurance industry's data-standards organization, and he has been a member of its Cyber Liability Working Group since 2025. He holds a B.S. in Business Management and Administration from Sacred Heart University.
He writes and reviews the guides and answers on this site. Each one cites primary sources, such as Connecticut statutes, the Connecticut Insurance Department and FEMA, and shows when it was last reviewed.
Recognition and industry involvement
- Named to Fairfield County's 40 Under 40, 2022 (Westfair Communications).
- President, Vice President and Director of the Connecticut Young Insurance Professionals (CTYIP), a statewide insurance association, 2013 to 2021, organizing legislative summits and educational events connecting producers, carriers and regulators.
- Member, ACORD Cyber Liability Working Group, 2025 to present.
- Former board member, Bridgeport YMCA.
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Guides and answers
- Can a Connecticut insurer drop my home because it's near the water or because of how my roof looks?
- My homeowners insurer non-renewed me in Connecticut. How much notice must they give, and what do I do first?
- What is C-MAP in Connecticut, and does my shoreline house qualify?
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