The slain head of UnitedHealthcare: career, income, and tragic death
5 december 2024 в 02:37
Brian Thompson was known as the CEO of UnitedHealthcare for the past three years. The late executive made a significant contribution to the insurance company over the decades of his career. Unfortunately, his life was cut short in December 2024 when he was fatally shot before attending an investor day for his company in Midtown Manhattan. An unknown shooter fired multiple shots at Thompson outside the Hilton hotel, ultimately killing him. Police suspect it was a targeted murder, but details of the case are still unclear.
Since becoming a leader at UnitedHealthcare, Thompson increased his income. Learn more about his career and net worth below.
Thompson worked at UnitedHealthcare for about 20 years. He previously held the position of head of government programs at UnitedHealthcare, including Medicaid and retirement benefits, according to his LinkedIn profile.
In his LinkedIn biography, Thompson stated that he «served as CEO of UnitedHealthcare’s government programs business, including Medicare & Retirement, the largest business dedicated to the health and well-being needs of seniors and other Medicare beneficiaries; and Community & State, which provides health care products and services to economically disadvantaged, medically underserved, and those without employer-sponsored health coverage».
Previously, Thompson served as CEO of Medicare & Retirement at UnitedHealthcare.
«I joined UnitedHealth Group in 2004 in corporate development, working on mergers and acquisitions, and have since held numerous leadership positions, including Chief Financial Officer of UnitedHealthcare Employer & Individual, Community & State, and Medicare & Retirement», - Thompson stated on his LinkedIn page. «Before joining UnitedHealth Group, I was a practicing CPA at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, serving as a manager in the deals group in the audit department. I graduated from the University of Iowa».
Before starting with the health insurance giant, Thompson was a CPA at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
Thompson’s salary at UnitedHealthcare, according to Daily Mail, was $ 10 million per year. However, according to multiple sources, in early 2024, he cashed out over $ 20 million worth of stock.
Thompson’s net worth was around $ 43 million, according to sources such as Daily Beast and WallMine
Since becoming a leader at UnitedHealthcare, Thompson increased his income. Learn more about his career and net worth below.
Thompson worked at UnitedHealthcare for about 20 years. He previously held the position of head of government programs at UnitedHealthcare, including Medicaid and retirement benefits, according to his LinkedIn profile.
In his LinkedIn biography, Thompson stated that he «served as CEO of UnitedHealthcare’s government programs business, including Medicare & Retirement, the largest business dedicated to the health and well-being needs of seniors and other Medicare beneficiaries; and Community & State, which provides health care products and services to economically disadvantaged, medically underserved, and those without employer-sponsored health coverage».
Previously, Thompson served as CEO of Medicare & Retirement at UnitedHealthcare.
«I joined UnitedHealth Group in 2004 in corporate development, working on mergers and acquisitions, and have since held numerous leadership positions, including Chief Financial Officer of UnitedHealthcare Employer & Individual, Community & State, and Medicare & Retirement», - Thompson stated on his LinkedIn page. «Before joining UnitedHealth Group, I was a practicing CPA at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, serving as a manager in the deals group in the audit department. I graduated from the University of Iowa».
Before starting with the health insurance giant, Thompson was a CPA at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
Thompson’s salary at UnitedHealthcare, according to Daily Mail, was $ 10 million per year. However, according to multiple sources, in early 2024, he cashed out over $ 20 million worth of stock.
Thompson’s net worth was around $ 43 million, according to sources such as Daily Beast and WallMine
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