About our company
Helping people protect what they love most — since day one.
Who we are
Guardian makes a difference in the lives of people when they need us most. With 165 years of stability and fiscal integrity, we are a trusted resource to generations of families and business owners, inspiring well-being and helping build financial confidence.
Today, we stand behind millions of consumers, helping them prepare and plan for a bright future for themselves and their families. We help business owners care for their employees. And we help people recover and thrive in times of unexpected loss.
As a modern mutual insurance company, we believe in driving value beyond dividends. We invest in our colleagues, are building an inclusive and innovative culture, and are helping to uplift communities through thoughtful corporate impact programs.
In 1860, a community of immigrants joined together to insure and protect their businesses and families. They were guided by powerful ideals that we’ve continued to stand behind and evolved throughout the years: we do the right thing, we believe people count, we courageously shape the future together, and we go above and beyond for the people we serve.
Guardian employees embrace and live by these values every day. They remind us to put people at the heart of all we do so that we can help protect what matters most to you.
Want to help bring these values to life? Join us for a rewarding career and the opportunity to shape the future.
Andrew J. McMahon
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Kermitt Brooks
Chief Legal Officer
Erin Culek
Chief Strategy & Operating Officer
Michael Ferik
Head of Individual Markets
Stacey Hoin
Chief Human Resources Officer
Nick Liolis
Chief Investment Officer
Jonathan Mayhew
Head of Group Benefits
Kevin Molloy
Chief Financial Officer
Steve Rullo
Chief Digital & Technology Officer
Wendy Wahl
Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
Dividends are not guaranteed. They are declared annually by Guardian’s Board of Directors.
Financial information concerning Guardian as of December 31, 2023, on a statutory basis: Admitted assets = $80.3 billion; liabilities = $71.2 billion (including $58.0 billion of reserves); and surplus = $9.1 billion.
