Ross Heginbottom
Ross Heginbottom is a senior client executive and partner at M3 Insurance. Specializing in construction and real estate, Ross builds comprehensive insurance and risk management solutions tailored to each individual client. He evaluates contractual risk transfer provisions to protect clients from unforeseen loss or liability.
In addition to his work in construction, Ross plays a key role in M3’s affordable housing practice, with a focus on affordable housing (Section 8 and 42), multifamily properties, industrial, office, retail, and commercial real estate. He advises housing authorities and developers across the country on navigating complex insurance environments, helping them secure adequate coverage and manage evolving risks. Ross also consults on a unique offering designed specifically for housing authorities across the country.
- Earned Bachelors of Arts in economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Joined M3 in 2015
- Named partner, 2025
Designations
- Wisconsin-licensed property and casualty agent
- Charted Property Casualty Underwriter designation (CPCU)
- Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist (CRIS)
Involvement
- M3 United Way Committee
- Reach A Child, Development Committee
- Make-A-Wish’s Madison chapter, Young Wish Makers of Wisconsin volunteer
Insurance Expertise for Housing Authorities Nationwide
Ross Heginbottom provides specialized property and casualty insurance solutions for the affordable housing sector. Along with his team, he supports housing authorities and developers nationwide, leading on risk management strategies, specialized insurance offerings, and guidance tailored to this complex industry.
Our team is recognized for thought leadership in the space, with professionals regularly speaking at events hosted by WHEDA, NAHRO, and others on topics like cybersecurity and emerging risks. From Seattle to Washington, D.C., we help clients navigate challenging insurance markets with confidence.

M3 Adds Five Shareholders in 2025
M3 Insurance recently announced five new shareholders: Paul Connor, John DeSalvo, Gretchen Flueckiger, Kelsey Haag, and Ross Heginbottom.
