Michael J. “Mike” Hoberman is president of TPA, North America, for Broadspire, where he leads operations, technology solutions, client engagement and new business initiatives. His mission is to develop and deploy innovative methods of delivering client value not previously seen in the industry, while driving growth, enhancing the client experience and strengthening Broadspire’s brand across the North American marketplace.
Hoberman has a long and accomplished history in the industry, having held executive roles in claims, business development and client services. He began as a field representative and claims supervisor handling workers' compensation, liability and property claims at Liberty Mutual before becoming a claims analyst with Signet Reinsurance Co.
He built a strong foundation at Reliance National, advancing from claims account manager and assistant vice president to vice president of account management. As managing vice president of several divisions, Hoberman was instrumental in expanding risk management and specialty business across the company’s Northeast, Midwest and Western regions.
He joined Broadspire’s predecessor organization in 2000, spending six years in executive sales and client services positions and helping develop and launch Broadspire as an independent third-party administrator.
He left in 2006 to become senior vice president of business development and client services for a major U.S.-based third-party administrator, overseeing sales and account management, the analytics team and global TPA service.
Praised for his ability to create and execute strategies that meet client needs and foster business growth, Hoberman returned to Broadspire in 2012 as senior vice president of business development and client services. In 2021, he was appointed to his current role as president of Broadspire and to the executive leadership team.
Hoberman earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of Maryland and holds the CPCU designation from the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters Society.