At Utica National, we believe a diverse and inclusive culture is essential to fostering the best kind of work environment – and because it’s just the right thing to do.

We are committed to reflecting our promise of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging in all we do, including recruitment, learning and education, employee relations, community involvement, and managing our hybrid (on-site and remote) work environments.

 

Shanay-LearyUtica National is committed to continuous improvement. Leadership here encourages all employees at every level to make suggestions that can help in this mission. I regularly collaborate cross functionally with other departments to solve difficult problems. The various levels of experience, specialty knowledge and overall willingness to help that I’ve encountered really makes the difference. Everyone I work with understands that we are all working toward the same goal and our differences make us more successful.

 

Shanay Leary, Regional Premium Audit Manager


 

tawana-headshot-square“It almost feels like a family environment. I truly enjoy working with the people I work with and being a contributor to the company. I used to be an underwriter and just became a supervisor about two years ago. I enjoy training people knowing we’re all working toward a singular goal. At the end of the day, Utica National is a great place to work. I feel that I am valued and that my input is well-received. Working for a smaller carrier, you have a more direct line to senior leadership, and it’s great to know that I can reach out to them.”

 

Tawana Alexander, Commercial Lines Underwriting Supervisor

 

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Utica National is a proud sponsor of the National African-American Insurance Association.

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

It is the continuing policy of the member companies of the Utica National Insurance Group to recruit, hire, place, transfer, promote, and at all other times treat employees without regard to any characteristic or status protected under applicable federal, state, or local law, such as race (including traits historically associated with race), color, gender, sex, national origin, religion, creed, age, military status, familial status, marital status, domestic violence victim status, disability status, sexual orientation, genetic information, predisposing genetic characteristics, gender identity or expression (including transgender status), reproductive health decision-making, as well as any other legally protected statuses; to offer fair and non-discriminatory compensation and benefits to all employees; to treat all employees in a fair and non-discriminatory manner concerning all conditions of employment or termination; and to offer all qualified employees the opportunity to train for and be promoted to positions of greater responsibility on the basis of individual performance on the job and job-related standards of education, training and experience.