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Church Mutual® Promotes Ogilvie to EVP

MERRILL, Wis.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I. (a stock insurer)1, has promoted Alan Ogilvie to executive vice president in addition to his existing role as president – subsidiaries. The promotion became effective May 1.

Ogilvie joined Church Mutual in March 2015 as director - product. He was named president of CM Vantage Specialty Insurance Company in January 2016 and was promoted to president – subsidiaries in February 2020.

Throughout his six years with the company, Ogilvie has played a significant role in its growth and evolution, providing leadership to Church Mutual’s affiliate companies, CM Vantage Specialty Insurance Company, CM Regent Insurance Company and CM Select Insurance Company. Alan also serves on the boards of all three companies.

Ogilvie will continue to maintain his primary office at CM Vantage in Madison, Wisconsin.

About Church Mutual
Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., founded in 1897, offers specialized insurance for religious organizations of all denominations, public and private K-12 schools, colleges and universities, senior living facilities, secular and non-secular camps and conference centers, and nonprofit and human services organizations throughout the United States. Church Mutual markets most lines of commercial property and liability insurance, including multi-peril, workers' compensation and commercial auto insurance. In addition to insurance, Church Mutual provides a spectrum of value-added solutions that benefit its customers. Church Mutual holds the following honors:

  • A.M. Best Company "A" (excellent) rating
  • Wisconsin 75 Top Private Company by Deloitte US, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020
  • Wisconsin 75 Distinguished Performer: Innovation by Deloitte US 2019
  • 2021 Gallup Culture Transformation Award recipient
  • 2020 Women and Diversity Award recipient from the American Property Casualty Insurance Association
  • Futuremakers Partner by Wisconsin Technical College System
  • Celent Model Insurer for innovation and emerging technologies
  • Award in Innovation for entrepreneurialism and innovation by National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
  • 2018-2019 Employer of the Year by Northcentral Technical College

1Church Mutual is a stock insurer whose policyholders are members of the parent mutual holding company formed on 1/1/20. S.I. = a stock insurer.

Contacts

Jennifer Johnson
Corporate Communications Consultant
715-539-5797
jmjohnson@churchmutual.com

Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I.


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Contacts

Jennifer Johnson
Corporate Communications Consultant
715-539-5797
jmjohnson@churchmutual.com

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