Working at Mutual of Omaha

Cicely Tomlinson, DEI director at Mutual of Omaha, shares her career journey from the Government Relations team to her current role. She highlights the importance of taking risks, continuous learning and building supportive relationships. Tomlinson’s story showcases how embracing new challenges and fostering a sense of belonging can lead to personal and professional growth. She also offers valuable tips for those interested in an insurance career at Mutual of Omaha.

Being a financial representative at Mutual of Omaha is unlike any opportunity you’ll find in the financial services industry. You’ll enjoy a base salary, benefits, bonuses and the tools to be at your best every day. Learn more about this exciting path to entrepreneurship.

Katie Palmer is the information services manager for Mutual of Omaha’s IT Metrics and Reporting team. In this episode of Tech Talk, Palmer speaks on using technology and data to automate reporting, improve processes and support business strategies. Don’t miss this informative discussion about technology at Mutual of Omaha.

Mutual of Omaha associates Vicki Rushlau and Shaelle Velyrre showcase their vocal talents as members of the River City Mixed Chorus, an Omaha-based LGBTQ+ choir. Through their contributions, they help enhance inclusivity and empower the LGBTQ+ community.

The Mutual of Omaha internship program is more than a summer job. It’s a chance at real-world work that can lead to a full-time career. Read three stories of associates who came here as interns and developed into leaders.

For Chris Poore, being at his best means helping others do the same. Read about the inspired work Poore is doing on the job and in the Omaha community.

It’s no secret that the use of artificial intelligence is growing rapidly. Learn how AI can transform the coding process and why it’s important to build governance policies for its use.

In this episode of Tech Talk, Mutual of Omaha associate Lisa Longenecker shares her career journey from an actuary to spearheading a customer experience team and why better understanding our customers is the lifeblood of the company’s future success.

Mutual of Omaha is dedicated to elevating women in STEM by featuring our associates’ stories and supporting the next generation of tech leaders. Discover how four associates found their way into IT and the insights they’re sharing with students.

When recruiting application developers, Information Services Director Jamie Fichter wants candidates who can adopt and adapt to new technologies quickly. He also favors applicants who ask lots of questions, as curiosity suggests a high level of analytical thinking. Watch this episode of Tech Talk to see if you have the skills — and “systems thinking” — to join our team.

Mutual of Omaha Software Engineer Patrick Nikiema, originally from Burkina Faso, has been recognized for his dedication to empowering underserved communities through technology education. Volunteering with Code Black Tech, he mentors and teaches IT skills, aiming to demystify the field and help people of color realize their potential for success in tech careers. Read more about his accomplishments in this latest blog article.

As part of its philosophy that the best team players are humble, hungry and smart, Mutual of Omaha’s Information Services operation sent a group of associates to the Heartland Developers Conference to learn and share their expertise. Read this latest blog article for details on how the experience helped them grow.