Eric Otterstein was Promoted as Chief Information Officer at Assurity Life Insurance

Date of management change: February 01, 2016 

What Happened?

Lincoln, NE-based Assurity Life Insurance Promoted Eric Otterstein as Chief Information Officer

 

About the Company

Assurity serves customers across the nation by offering disability income, critical illness, life, accident, specialty insurance plans, and annuities. The company’s products and services are distributed through its independent representatives and worksite distribution. With assets exceeding $2.4 billion and a mission of helping people through difficult times, Assurity has built a 123-year legacy of “best in class” service, integrity and sound, conservative business practices. Assurity has earned a high rating of A- (Excellent) with A.M. Best Company, an independent insurance industry analyst.

 

About the Person

In his new position, Eric Otterstein will focus on key areas aligning with Assurity’s strategy to be a technology leader in the insurance industry.   Otterstein will also be serving as a member of the Office of Strategy Management (OSM), a group comprised of Assurity’s senior leadership. Among OSM’s goals are to identify the company’s yearly and long term strategic initiatives, create a company scorecard, and identify sales targets.   Otterstein previously served as senior director and chief information officer, providing vision and leadership in technology initiatives throughout the company. He has nearly 25 years of experience in insurance and technology. Prior to working for Assurity, Otterstein performed engineering and data analysis for several telecommunication companies.

 

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