OneAmerica appoints VP for employee benefits

Industry veteran Jim McGovern named vice president of national sales and service for OneAmericas employee benefits business.

By Noah Guillaume | May 01, 2012 at 07:29 AM

American United Life Insurance Company, a OneAmerica company, named industry veteran Jim McGovern vice president of national sales and service for its employee benefits business. McGovern is the former regional manager for Cigna in Indiana.

McGovern brings more than 20 years' experience in sales, underwriting, marketing and management. In his new role he will lead efforts to focus on voluntary benefits at the worksite, including the addition of permanent life insurance.

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