Mutual of America

MUTUAL OF AMERICA: 75 YEARS STRONG (1945–2020)
<br>1945</br>
<p>The National Health & Welfare Retirement Association (NHWRA) is chartered, licensed and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation offering defined contribution retirement plans and insurance. Shown: The Company’s first Home Office location at 441 Lexington Avenue, NYC. Milton H. Glover, President 1945–51, and Chairman 1955–62. </p>
<br>1957</br>
<p>Company adds defined benefit plans to product lineup.</p>
<br>1971</br>
<p>William J. Flynn, President 1971–1992, CEO 1972–1994, Chairman of the Board 1982–2005, and Chairman Emeritus 2005–2018. An innovative leader with boundless energy, Mr. Flynn transformed Mutual of America from a small retirement association to become one of the most highly rated and respected financial services companies in the nation. </p>
<br>1973</br>
<p>First Regional Office is opened in Philadelphia.</p>
<br>1977</br>
<p>COMPANY INTRODUCES INNOVATIVE TAX-DEFERRED ANNUITY PRODUCT</p>
<br>1978</br>
<p>Company hires its Chief Investment Officer, Joan Casson.</p>
<br>1981</br>
<p>Frances R. Hesselbein, National CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA, becomes a member of the Board of Directors.</p>
<br>1984</br>
<p>Company renamed Mutual of America Life Insurance Company; registers as a Broker-Dealer and investment adviser.</p>
<br>1985</br>
<p>40TH ANNIVERSARY Mary D. Stander, Company’s first staff employee, at our 40th anniversary celebration.</p>
<br>1986</br>
<p>Company licensed in 50 states and Washington, D.C., as an insurance company.</p>
<br>1987</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA FOUNDATION CREATED</p>
<br>1988</br>
<p>National Telecommunications and Training Center opens in Boca Raton, FL.</p>
<br>1992</br>
<p>Thomas J. Moran, President 1992–2015, CEO 1995–2016, Chairman of the Board 2005–2018, and Chairman Emeritus 2018.</p>
<br>1993</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC CORPORATION ESTABLISHED</p>
<br>1995</br>
<p>Company turns 50; ribbon-cutting ceremony at new building located at 320 Park Avenue, NYC.</p>
<br>1996</br>
<p>Mutual of America Community Partnership Award established to recognize innovative work of nonprofits.</p>
<br>2005</br>
<p>Capital Management LLC adds portfolio managers and emphasizes a focus on research.</p>
<br>2008</br>
<p>Mutual of America maintains financial strength ratings during global financial crisis, as one of the few companies that did not invest in subprime mortgages. Company transforms U.S. sales team structure into four regions—Eastern, Southern, Midwest and Western—with each overseen by an Executive Field Vice President.</p>
<br>2015-2020</br>
<p>John R. Greed named President of Mutual of America in 2015, CEO in 2016 and Chairman of the Board in 2018. In 2019 Mutual of America establishes National Group Sales Vice President roles. Also in 2019, the company adds a new trade name (Mutual of America Financial Group) and logo. In 2020, the Community Partnership Award celebrates 25th year of recognizing work of nonprofits.

MUTUAL OF AMERICA: 75 YEARS STRONG (1945–2020)
<br>1945</br>
<p>The National Health & Welfare Retirement Association (NHWRA) is chartered, licensed and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation offering defined contribution retirement plans and insurance. Shown: The Company’s first Home Office location at 441 Lexington Avenue, NYC. Milton H. Glover, President 1945–51, and Chairman 1955–62. </p>
<br>1957</br>
<p>Company adds defined benefit plans to product lineup.</p>
<br>1971</br>
<p>William J. Flynn, President 1971–1992, CEO 1972–1994, Chairman of the Board 1982–2005, and Chairman Emeritus 2005–2018. An innovative leader with boundless energy, Mr. Flynn transformed Mutual of America from a small retirement association to become one of the most highly rated and respected financial services companies in the nation. </p>
<br>1973</br>
<p>First Regional Office is opened in Philadelphia.</p>
<br>1977</br>
<p>COMPANY INTRODUCES INNOVATIVE TAX-DEFERRED ANNUITY PRODUCT</p>
<br>1978</br>
<p>Company hires its Chief Investment Officer, Joan Casson.</p>
<br>1981</br>
<p>Frances R. Hesselbein, National CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA, becomes a member of the Board of Directors.</p>
<br>1984</br>
<p>Company renamed Mutual of America Life Insurance Company; registers as a Broker-Dealer and investment adviser.</p>
<br>1985</br>
<p>40TH ANNIVERSARY Mary D. Stander, Company’s first staff employee, at our 40th anniversary celebration.</p>
<br>1986</br>
<p>Company licensed in 50 states and Washington, D.C., as an insurance company.</p>
<br>1987</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA FOUNDATION CREATED</p>
<br>1988</br>
<p>National Telecommunications and Training Center opens in Boca Raton, FL.</p>
<br>1992</br>
<p>Thomas J. Moran, President 1992–2015, CEO 1995–2016, Chairman of the Board 2005–2018, and Chairman Emeritus 2018.</p>
<br>1993</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC CORPORATION ESTABLISHED</p>
<br>1995</br>
<p>Company turns 50; ribbon-cutting ceremony at new building located at 320 Park Avenue, NYC.</p>
<br>1996</br>
<p>Mutual of America Community Partnership Award established to recognize innovative work of nonprofits.</p>
<br>2005</br>
<p>Capital Management LLC adds portfolio managers and emphasizes a focus on research.</p>
<br>2008</br>
<p>Mutual of America maintains financial strength ratings during global financial crisis, as one of the few companies that did not invest in subprime mortgages. Company transforms U.S. sales team structure into four regions—Eastern, Southern, Midwest and Western—with each overseen by an Executive Field Vice President.</p>
<br>2015-2020</br>
<p>John R. Greed named President of Mutual of America in 2015, CEO in 2016 and Chairman of the Board in 2018. In 2019 Mutual of America establishes National Group Sales Vice President roles. Also in 2019, the company adds a new trade name (Mutual of America Financial Group) and logo. In 2020, the Community Partnership Award celebrates 25th year of recognizing work of nonprofits.

MUTUAL OF AMERICA: 75 YEARS STRONG (1945–2020)
<br>1945</br>
<p>The National Health & Welfare Retirement Association (NHWRA) is chartered, licensed and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation offering defined contribution retirement plans and insurance. Shown: The Company’s first Home Office location at 441 Lexington Avenue, NYC. Milton H. Glover, President 1945–51, and Chairman 1955–62. </p>
<br>1957</br>
<p>Company adds defined benefit plans to product lineup.</p>
<br>1971</br>
<p>William J. Flynn, President 1971–1992, CEO 1972–1994, Chairman of the Board 1982–2005, and Chairman Emeritus 2005–2018. An innovative leader with boundless energy, Mr. Flynn transformed Mutual of America from a small retirement association to become one of the most highly rated and respected financial services companies in the nation. </p>
<br>1973</br>
<p>First Regional Office is opened in Philadelphia.</p>
<br>1977</br>
<p>COMPANY INTRODUCES INNOVATIVE TAX-DEFERRED ANNUITY PRODUCT</p>
<br>1978</br>
<p>Company hires its Chief Investment Officer, Joan Casson.</p>
<br>1981</br>
<p>Frances R. Hesselbein, National CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA, becomes a member of the Board of Directors.</p>
<br>1984</br>
<p>Company renamed Mutual of America Life Insurance Company; registers as a Broker-Dealer and investment adviser.</p>
<br>1985</br>
<p>40TH ANNIVERSARY Mary D. Stander, Company’s first staff employee, at our 40th anniversary celebration.</p>
<br>1986</br>
<p>Company licensed in 50 states and Washington, D.C., as an insurance company.</p>
<br>1987</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA FOUNDATION CREATED</p>
<br>1988</br>
<p>National Telecommunications and Training Center opens in Boca Raton, FL.</p>
<br>1992</br>
<p>Thomas J. Moran, President 1992–2015, CEO 1995–2016, Chairman of the Board 2005–2018, and Chairman Emeritus 2018.</p>
<br>1993</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC CORPORATION ESTABLISHED</p>
<br>1995</br>
<p>Company turns 50; ribbon-cutting ceremony at new building located at 320 Park Avenue, NYC.</p>
<br>1996</br>
<p>Mutual of America Community Partnership Award established to recognize innovative work of nonprofits.</p>
<br>2005</br>
<p>Capital Management LLC adds portfolio managers and emphasizes a focus on research.</p>
<br>2008</br>
<p>Mutual of America maintains financial strength ratings during global financial crisis, as one of the few companies that did not invest in subprime mortgages. Company transforms U.S. sales team structure into four regions—Eastern, Southern, Midwest and Western—with each overseen by an Executive Field Vice President.</p>
<br>2015-2020</br>
<p>John R. Greed named President of Mutual of America in 2015, CEO in 2016 and Chairman of the Board in 2018. In 2019 Mutual of America establishes National Group Sales Vice President roles. Also in 2019, the company adds a new trade name (Mutual of America Financial Group) and logo. In 2020, the Community Partnership Award celebrates 25th year of recognizing work of nonprofits.

MUTUAL OF AMERICA: 75 YEARS STRONG (1945–2020)
<br>1945</br>
<p>The National Health & Welfare Retirement Association (NHWRA) is chartered, licensed and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation offering defined contribution retirement plans and insurance. Shown: The Company’s first Home Office location at 441 Lexington Avenue, NYC. Milton H. Glover, President 1945–51, and Chairman 1955–62. </p>
<br>1957</br>
<p>Company adds defined benefit plans to product lineup.</p>
<br>1971</br>
<p>William J. Flynn, President 1971–1992, CEO 1972–1994, Chairman of the Board 1982–2005, and Chairman Emeritus 2005–2018. An innovative leader with boundless energy, Mr. Flynn transformed Mutual of America from a small retirement association to become one of the most highly rated and respected financial services companies in the nation. </p>
<br>1973</br>
<p>First Regional Office is opened in Philadelphia.</p>
<br>1977</br>
<p>COMPANY INTRODUCES INNOVATIVE TAX-DEFERRED ANNUITY PRODUCT</p>
<br>1978</br>
<p>Company hires its Chief Investment Officer, Joan Casson.</p>
<br>1981</br>
<p>Frances R. Hesselbein, National CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA, becomes a member of the Board of Directors.</p>
<br>1984</br>
<p>Company renamed Mutual of America Life Insurance Company; registers as a Broker-Dealer and investment adviser.</p>
<br>1985</br>
<p>40TH ANNIVERSARY Mary D. Stander, Company’s first staff employee, at our 40th anniversary celebration.</p>
<br>1986</br>
<p>Company licensed in 50 states and Washington, D.C., as an insurance company.</p>
<br>1987</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA FOUNDATION CREATED</p>
<br>1988</br>
<p>National Telecommunications and Training Center opens in Boca Raton, FL.</p>
<br>1992</br>
<p>Thomas J. Moran, President 1992–2015, CEO 1995–2016, Chairman of the Board 2005–2018, and Chairman Emeritus 2018.</p>
<br>1993</br>
<p>MUTUAL OF AMERICA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC CORPORATION ESTABLISHED</p>
<br>1995</br>
<p>Company turns 50; ribbon-cutting ceremony at new building located at 320 Park Avenue, NYC.</p>
<br>1996</br>
<p>Mutual of America Community Partnership Award established to recognize innovative work of nonprofits.</p>
<br>2005</br>
<p>Capital Management LLC adds portfolio managers and emphasizes a focus on research.</p>
<br>2008</br>
<p>Mutual of America maintains financial strength ratings during global financial crisis, as one of the few companies that did not invest in subprime mortgages. Company transforms U.S. sales team structure into four regions—Eastern, Southern, Midwest and Western—with each overseen by an Executive Field Vice President.</p>
<br>2015-2020</br>
<p>John R. Greed named President of Mutual of America in 2015, CEO in 2016 and Chairman of the Board in 2018. In 2019 Mutual of America establishes National Group Sales Vice President roles. Also in 2019, the company adds a new trade name (Mutual of America Financial Group) and logo. In 2020, the Community Partnership Award celebrates 25th year of recognizing work of nonprofits.