Jasper Mandizvidza

Seasoned loss adjusting professional with 14 years of experience in complex property, engineering, and business interruption claims. Currently, a Managing Consultant at LMCI, he has handled high-value losses across Botswana, DRC, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe demonstrating deep cross-border expertise. Jasper specialises in large-loss adjustments (fire, construction all risks, business interruption, liability, storm, and machinery breakdown) and is skilled in policy coverage analysis, loss quantification, and negotiation. He has a proven track record of leading teams to achieve efficient, fair claim resolutions and driving business growth through operational improvements, client relationship management. His leadership has led to significant performance gains, positioning him as a high-level loss adjuster suited for both local and international consulting, or executive roles.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) - University of Zimbabwe, 2018, 

BSc (Hons) Agricultural Economics - University of Zimbabwe, 2011, 

Solar PV Systems: Failure Modes & Effects Analysis - EFI Global Training -  2025, 

IF1: Insurance, Legal & Regulatory - Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), 2024, 

IF2: General Insurance Business - Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), 2024, 

Storm Damage Assessment (Commercial & Residential Roofing) - EFI Global Training, 2021, 

Risk Survey Certification - ZEP-RE (PTA Reinsurance), 2020, 

Forensic Accounting & Fraud Examination Certificate - West Virginia University, 2018, 

Risk Management for Property and Liability, 2016, 

Certificate of Proficiency in Insurance (COP) - Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe, 2013

Achieved record annual revenue in 2024

Delivered year-on-year growth of 31.5% in revenue and 54.6% in profit (vs 2023) by expanding client portfolios, improving operational efficiency, and enforcing disciplined financial management. 

Introduced a down-payment invoicing policy for assignments to accelerate cash flow and reduce outstanding receivables, significantly improving liquidity management. 

Exercised strict cost controls and spearheaded digital transformation initiatives (including express 24 claim reporting and turnaround services), enhancing operational efficiency. 

Strengthened partnerships and account management with top regional insurers, resulting in increased assignment referrals and consolidation of LMCI's market position. 

Expanded service offerings into high-margin specialty loss adjusting services, strategically positioning the firm for sustained profitability and competitive advantage in the region.

• Cyclone Damage - Hydropower Plant, Malawi, 03/01/23, Appointed lead adjuster for a US$10.46 million claim after cyclone-induced floods and landslides devastated a hydropower facility. Undertook extensive site inspections with hydrological and structural engineers and quantified damage to the weir, penstock, powerhouse, and electrical systems. Successfully negotiated a substantiated final settlement of US$3.05 million, ensuring alignment with verified damages and policy coverage.
• Business Interruption - Copper Mine, Zambia, 06/01/24, Evaluated a US$7.15 million business interruption claim arising from lightning damage at a major copper mine's dewatering equipment. Conducted a forensic analysis of production data and downtime records, demonstrating that the operational disruptions stayed within normal thresholds. Concluded that the policy's BI trigger was not met and recommended no indemnity, preventing an unwarranted payout on an unsubstantiated loss.
• Fire Loss - Commercial Complex, Mozambique, 05/01/23, Adjusted a US$1.5 million fire claim involving a multi-storey commercial building. Led the assessment of structural damage and reinstatement costs, carefully applied policy conditions (including the average clause for underinsurance), and separated out uninsured elements. Negotiated the claim down to US$365,000 for the covered losses, ensuring the settlement was fair and consistent with policy terms.
• Construction All Risks Flood - Canal Project, Malawi, 01/01/22, Managed a US$3.68 million CAR claim for extensive flood damage to an ongoing canal construction project, including damage to intake structures, access roads, equipment, and scaffolding. Oversaw hydrological analyses and civil engineering evaluations to accurately quantify reinstatement costs. Guided all parties through coverage interpretations and secured a US$847,000 settlement based on verified damages and the contract works policy terms.