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About
Bob Sollmann is a Senior Advisor in Accenture's North American Life Insurance practice, which he joined in 2013. Before that, he was an executive vice-president at MetLife, where he led the annuities and retirement businesses and had responsibility for M&A totaling $30B globally; he also led the group benefits business and built its voluntary benefits offering. He holds a B.A. in Economics from Bates College.
Invests in
InsurTech
Investments
Board seats
Retirable
Per the firm's website.
Colleagues at IA Capital Group
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Bob Sollmann?
- Bob Sollmann is a Senior Advisor in Accenture's North American Life Insurance practice, which he joined in 2013. Before that, he was an executive vice-president at MetLife, where he led the annuities and retirement businesses and had responsibility for M&A totaling $30B globally; he also led the group benefits business and built its voluntary benefits offering. He holds a B.A. in Economics from Bates College.
- Where does Bob Sollmann work?
- Bob Sollmann is Senior Advisor at IA Capital Group.
- What does Bob Sollmann invest in?
- Bob Sollmann invests in InsurTech.
- What boards does Bob Sollmann sit on?
- Bob Sollmann holds tracked board seats at Retirable.
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