Next Level Administrators (NLA), a data-focused claims administration organization, announced today the promotion of Lisa Wagner to Vice President of Claims. In her new position, Wagner will continue to oversee nationally the claim management, claim operations, compliance and client relations areas for the firm.

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Lisa Wagner - VP of Claims (Photo: Business Wire)

Lisa Wagner - VP of Claims (Photo: Business Wire)

“Lisa’s leadership as director of claims over the past year and a half has been integral to ensuring our operational infrastructure supported the growth Next Level Administrators has experienced since its inception,” said Andy Olwert, President of Next Level Administrators. This elevated role better reflects the responsibilities and duties Lisa has been performing on behalf of NLA. We look forward to her continued contributions to our success.”

Wagner holds her all lines adjuster license in multiple states and has received a Board Certification in Workers’ Compensation (CWC) designation. Over her 25-year insurance career, Wagner remains involved in many industry-related associations and conferences. She is an active committee member of the Florida Workers’ Compensation Institute (WCI) and has been an invited speaker at the WCI education conference numerous years.

About Next Level Administrators

Next Level Administrators (NLA) is a full service workers’ compensation claims and program administration firm that provides integrated insurance services to carriers, program managers, captives and self-insured employers. Since its inception, NLA has strived to be a true data-focused organization fostered by a data-driven analytics culture. This forward thinking provides clients with relevant and meaningful information to make informed decisions to create a goal-oriented workers’ compensation claims program, proactively manage their workers’ compensation claims, and affects their business model.