Gregory L. Deavens, the CEO of Independence Blue Cross since January 2021, says he will retire at the end of the year. Deavens was the first Black man to lead the company – the biggest health insurer in the Philadelphia region. The company's consolidated revenue grew by nearly $10 billion under his tenure.

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Independence Blue Cross CEO Gregory Deavens to retire at the end of the year

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Independence Health Group CEO Gregory E. Deavens announced that he will retire at the end of 2025. Deavens has led the parent company of Independence Blue Cross since 2021 and worked with the organization for eight years.

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Greg Deavens, Corporate Citizen of the Year, talks retiring next year, continuing to serve Philadelphia and his love for the Dallas Cowboys

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Sundie Seefried is planning to retire in 30 days but will remain as a board member. The company is commencing a CEO succession initiative.

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