Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) shares plummeted Tuesday, on word today George Renaudin, Insurance Segment President and member of Humana’s Enterprise Leadership Team, will retire by Q3 2026 following a successful 29-year career at the company.
During this period, Renaudin played a pivotal role in establishing and growing Humana’s Medicare Advantage and Medicaid programs, helping to build them into high-performing businesses and assembling a strong insurance leadership team.
“George has contributed greatly to Humana’s success, driving the growth of these programs, and shaping our value-based care strategy,” said CEO Jim Rechtin. “He has been instrumental in positioning us for long-term success, with sustained membership growth and consistent high-quality care. We are grateful for his commitment to a smooth transition that ensures continuity for our people, partners and upcoming priorities, including next year’s annual bid process.”
“I am deeply proud of the work we’ve done in my nearly three decades at Humana, and after much thought and planning, I am confident that this is the right time for me to announce my retirement,” said Renaudin.
Humana also announced that Aaron Martin will join the company in January 2026 as President of Medicare Advantage and a member of the Enterprise Leadership Team.
HUM slumped $5.74, or 2.1%, to $269.00
