About Jack Mumme

Jack Mumme was the founder of Akros Enterprises, Inc., a risk management/claim management company in 1971. During his 23 years as president, Akros handled over 20,000 medical, dental, and product liability claims. The company represented 200 hospitals nationwide, and several thousand physicians and dentists.

He was a member of Toastmasters International and made 300+ presentations and workshops for the American Hospital Association, Veterans Administration, International College of Surgeons, American Management Association, and numerous other organizations.

Jack appeared twice before the California Legislature on behalf of health care providers and has attended many settlement conferences, arbitrations, and mediations, as well as monitored numerous trials throughout the United States.

He produced nine video educational programs for physicians and hospitals, has written numerous articles on malpractice for magazines and newsletters, and appeared on Los Angeles television discussing the "Right to Die." Jack is a member of the National Writers Association and International Television and Video Association.

Mumme obtained a teaching credential through the University of California, Irvine, and taught insurance in two southern California community colleges for three years. He was chairman of the Education Committee for the Los Angeles Claims Managers Forum for three years.

Sadly, Jack passed away in 2004 after residing for years with his wife in Coronado, California.