Women Making History at National Life

Beth Rusnock March 31, 2021 1

What comes to mind when you think of traditional male-dominated professions? Firefighters? Software developers? Financial analysts?

If you considered these jobs, you’re right. According to insider.com, these are three of the ten occupations that are still dominated by men. But this doesn’t mean women aren’t making gains in these fields. As a matter of fact, at National Life, an organization that runs on actuarial tables, spreadsheets, and technology, women have historically led the charge.

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One Year Later: We’ve Learned How To Become Resilient

Ross Sneyd March 17, 2021 6

If we’ve learned anything over the past year, it’s how resilient we can become when we need to be.

In our work lives, personal lives, business lives, the way forward has been marked by our ability to shift from a defensive crouch to a defiant stance ready to take on the world and everything it’s throwing at us.

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Imagine A Day Without Black History

NeAndre Broussard February 18, 2021 1859

I’ve always been told that “you can’t know where you’re going until you know where you’ve been.” As we embark on another February celebration of Black History, my first urge is that we don’t forget about the past when March hits. Black History is all around us from January to December, so let’s take this time to reflect on how life would be if this weren’t the case. (more…)

Here for Good: It’s An Assurance That We Mean What We Say

Mehran Assadi January 4, 2021 38

We are Here for Good.

Those three words carry a big message.

They signal our longevity, our resiliency, our commitment to do good, and our deep belief in the strength of servant leadership.

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2020 Was A Year To Redouble The Good We Do

Beth Rusnock December 29, 2020 7

I was cleaning up my inbox recently as the end of the year approaches and I was reminded that 2020, despite its untold challenges, also had its bright spots thanks to the generosity of many.

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