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OneAmerica Financial Partners
American financial services company From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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OneAmerica Financial Partners, Inc., doing business as OneAmerica Financial,[2] is an American financial services mutual holding organization with corporate offices at the OneAmerica Tower in Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.
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Its eight operating companies offer individual life, disability, and long-term care insurance, and annuities. For businesses, they offer employee benefits, retirement plans, and group insurance. They operate throughout the United States except in New York. OneAmerica Companies maintain "superior" financial ratings from A.M. Best and Standard and Poor's.
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Started as a life insurance group in 1877 by the Knights of Pythias, it became American Central Life Insurance Company in 1899. In 1904, American Central Life Insurance Company established its Reinsurance Division, which as of 2015 is the oldest life reinsurance company in the U.S. In 1930, Knights of Pythias separated the insurance program, creating United Mutual Life Insurance Company Inc. Then, in 1936, American Central and United Mutual merged to form American United Life Insurance Company (AUL).[3]
In 1957, American United Life Insurance Company started posting puns and funny sayings on a signboard in downtown Indianapolis, a tradition that has continued to the present.[2]
In 1982, AUL moved into the AUL Tower, the tallest building completed in Indianapolis at the time. A longtime supporter of downtown Indianapolis redevelopment, OneAmerica was an investor in Circle Centre Mall.[4]
In 1994, State Life Insurance Company formed a strategic alliance with AUL. In 1998, Pioneer Mutual Life Insurance Company joined the AUL/State Life Insurance Company affiliation. In 2000, AUL reorganized to form American United Mutual Insurance Holding Company and OneAmerica Financial Partners, Inc.[5]
In 2010, OneAmerica purchased McCready and Keene, Inc.[6] In 2014, OneAmerica purchased City National Bank's retirement services division.[7]
In 2015, OneAmerica purchased Bank of Montreal's BMO Retirement Services.[8]
In 2024, OneAmerica announced a "brand refresh", including an updated logo and the company's first national advertising campaign doing business as OneAmerica Financial.[2]
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Company leadership
President of American Central Life Insurance Company
- 1899–1904 - Elijah Martindale
- 1904–1905 - Addison H. Nordyke
- 1905–1912 - Milton A. Woollen
- 1912–1936 - Herbert M. Woollen
President of United Mutual Life Insurance Company
- 1930–1933 - Harry Wade
- 1933–1936 - George Bangs
President of AUL/OneAmerica
- 1936–1940 - Herbert Woollen
- 1940–1947 - George Bangs
- 1948–1952 - Leslie E. Crouch
- 1952–1961 - Clarence A. Jackson
- 1962–1968 - Edward M. Karrmann
- 1968–1977 - Jack E. Reich
- 1977–1979 - F. Leslie Bartlet
- 1980–2004 - Jerry D. Semler
- 2004–2013 - Dayton H. Molendorp
- 2013–current - J. Scott Davison
CEO of AUL/OneAmerica
- 1968–1989 - Jack E. Reich
- 1989–2004 - Jerry D. Semler
- 2004–2014 - Dayton H. Molendorp
- 2014–current - J. Scott Davison
Chairman of the Board, AUL/OneAmerica
- 1936–1941 - Alva M. Lumpkin
- 1941–1947 - Leslie E. Crouch
- 1957–1967 - Clarence A. Jackson
- 1967–1991 - Jack E. Reich
- 1991–2007 - Jerry D. Semler
- 2007–2017 - Dayton H. Molendorp
- 2017–current - J. Scott Davison
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Sponsorships
From 2004 through 2024, OneAmerica Financial served as the 500 Festival Mini-Marathon's title sponsor.[9] In 2015, the company signed a four-year naming-rights partnership to become the title sponsor of Indianapolis Colts gameday radio broadcasts.[10] OneAmerica Financial sponsored the mainstage at the Indiana Repertory Theatre for the 2017–18 season.[11][12]
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