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The Executive Management Committee is comprised of New York Life’s senior executive leadership, and assists the CEO in setting policy for the company.
“We’re very proud of our company’s leadership depth, and we are looking forward to having Eileen’s experience and knowledge as part of the Executive Management Committee,” says President and CEO Ted Mathas.
Directing a staff of more than 1,300 technology professionals in six U.S. locations, Slevin is responsible for setting the strategic technology direction of the company, including a wide range of technology services for New York Life customers, employees and agents. She also has direct responsibility for two strategic areas: business resilience and corporate internet.
Slevin joined New York Life in 1977 in the Group Insurance department. After a transfer to the Corporate Information department in 1995, Slevin was elected SVP in 1999 and CIO in 2007.
Source: New York Life Insurance Co.
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