AIG Life & Retirement Expands {Role|Function} of Todd Solash: {Personnel|Worker} {Moves|Relocations} – ThinkAdvisor

Solash {has|has actually} been CEO of the AIG {unit|system}’s {individual|private|specific} retirement {business|company|service|organization}. Now he will {oversee|supervise|manage} the {unit|system}’s life {insurance|insurance coverage} {business|company|service|organization} {as well|also|too}.

(Related: Illinois {Insurance|Insurance Coverage} Director to Leave Post: {Personnel|Worker} {Moves|Relocations})

Solash has a bachelor’s degree in {finance|financing} and chemical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.

{Before|Prior to} {moving to|transferring to|relocating to} AIG, he {worked in|operated in} {risk|danger|threat} management and {product|item} {development|advancement} at Jefferson National, as a partner at Oliver Wyman, and as head of the {individual|private|specific} annuity {business|company|service|organization} at AXA {US|United States}.

AIG is a multiline {insurer|insurance provider|insurance company} based in {New York|New york city}. The {company|business} {recently|just recently} {announced|revealed} {plans|strategies} to {split|divide} its life and retirement {business|company|service|organization} from its {property|residential or commercial property|home} and casualty {insurance|insurance coverage} {business|company|service|organization}.

In other {personnel|workers} moves news:

Massachusetts Mutual Life {Insurance|Insurance Coverage} {Company|Business} {has|has actually} {hired|employed|worked with} Regina Heyward to be head of {supplier|provider} {diversity|variety}, {a new|a brand-new} position

Heyward {previously|formerly} was senior vice president and head of {supplier|provider} {diversity|variety} at Wells Fargo & & {Company|Business}.

She has a bachelor’s degree from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and a law degree from North Carolina Central University.

She’s the vice chair of the board of {Disability|Impairment|Special needs}: IN, chair of the audit committee at the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the nominating committee at the Institute for Supply Management.

Cigna Corp., a health {insurer|insurance provider|insurance company} and {health care|healthcare} services {company|business} based in Bloomfield, Connecticut, {has|has actually} {announced|revealed} {six|6} {top-level|high-level} executive {changes|modifications}::

• Eric Palmer to be president and chief {operating|running} officer of the Evernorth {unit|system}, which {oversees|supervises|manages} the Express Scripts {pharmacy|drug store} {benefits|advantages} {manager|supervisor} {unit|system}. Palmer {has|has actually} been Cigna’s {chief|primary} {financial|monetary} officer.
• Brian Evanko to be executive vice president and {chief|primary} {financial|monetary} officer at Cigna. Evanko {has|has actually} been president, {government|federal government} {business|company|service|organization}, at Cigna.
• Matt Manders to {oversee|supervise|manage} the {government|federal government} {business|company|service|organization} operations, {including|consisting of} Medicare and Medicaid {products|items}, at Cigna, {as well as|in addition to|along with} to continue to be Cigna’s president, {government|federal government} and {solutions|services|options}.
• Everett Neville to be executive vice {president, {strategy|technique|method} and {business|company|service|organization}|president, {business|company|service|organization} and {strategy|technique|method}|{strategy|technique|method}, president and {business|company|service|organization}|{strategy|technique|method}, {business|company|service|organization} and president|{business|company|service|organization}, president and {strategy|technique|method}|{business|company|service|organization}, {strategy|technique|method} and president} {development|advancement}, at Cigna. Neville, who is a pharmacist, {has|has actually} been a senior vice president, {value|worth} {creation|development|production}, at Cigna.
• Aparna Abburi to be the president, Medicare {business|company|service|organization}, at Cigna. Abburi {has|has actually} been leading Cigna’s Medicare {Advantage|Benefit} {business|company|service|organization}
• Amy Bricker to be president, Express Scripts {business|company|service|organization}. Bricker, a pharmacist, {has|has actually} been senior vice president, supply chain.

Centene Corp., a health {insurer|insurance provider|insurance company} based in St. Louis, {has|has actually} {picked|chosen|selected} Brent Layton to {succeed|be successful|prosper} Kenneth Burdick as executive vice president, markets, {products|items}, {international|worldwide|global}, and {chief|primary} {business|company|service|organization} {development|advancement} officer.

Burdick {plans|prepares} to retire in January.

Layton {has|has actually} been Centene’s executive vice president and {chief|primary} {development|advancement} officer.

He has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia.

Triple-S Management Corp., a health {insurer|insurance provider|insurance company} based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, {says|states} Juan José Román-Jiménez {plans|prepares} to retire from his position as the {company|business}’s {chief|primary} {financial|monetary} officer.

Triple-S {has|has actually} {hired|employed|worked with} an executive search {firm|company} to {identify|determine|recognize} {suitable|appropriate|ideal} {candidates|prospects} for the CFO {role|function}. The {company|business} {hopes to|wishes to|intends to|wants to} {complete|finish} the CFO {selection|choice} {process|procedure} by June 30, 2021.

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