Corporate
Corporate parent company Unum Group consists of three divisions: Unum US (headquartered in Chattanooga, TN), Unum UK (headquartered in Dorking, England), and Colonial Life (headquartered in Columbia, SC). Unum Group employs approximately 10,000 people and has significant operations in Chattanooga; Columbia; Dorking; Portland, Maine; Worcester, Massachusetts; and Glendale, California; and field offices in 38 major U.S. cities.
Current Unum Group executive officers are Thomas R. Watjen, President and Chief Executive Officer; Rick McKenney, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer; Liston “Bo” Bishop III, Executive Vice President and General Counsel; Kevin P. McCarthy is Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Unum Group and President and Chief Executive Officer of Unum US; Jack McGarry, Executive Vice President, Individual Disability and Long Term Care Closed Block Operations; Peter G. O’Donnell, President and CEO of Unum UK; Randy Horn is President and Chief Executive Officer of Colonial Life; Joseph R. Foley, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer; Breege A. Farrell, Senior Vice President and Chief Investment Officer; Diane Garofalo, Senior Vice President of Human Resources; and Christopher J. Jerome, Senior Vice President of Global Services.
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