Jen Ughetta, Liberty Mutual's Chief People Officer, shared our approach to work-life balance and the flexible work policies that support our employees.

The Boston Business Journal recognized Liberty Mutual as the second most charitable company in Massachusetts.

Liberty Mutual's Chief Purpose Officer, Melanie Foley, shares how Liberty Mutual embeds our purpose into our products, services, investments and company culture. She details how we help people and organizations effectively manage risk so they can embrace today and confidently pursue tomorrow.

Great Place to Work® Certification recognizes employers that create an outstanding employee experience.

A Liberty Mutual intern detailed her experience in the company's TechStart program, an internship and early career program that provides exposure to our technology organization and develops new or builds upon existing technical and professional skills.

In partnership with the Boston Private Industry Council and Mayor Michelle Wu's Summer Jobs Program, Liberty Mutual supported 120 interns this summer. Beyond hiring interns at Liberty Mutual, we also funded 100 community-based jobs for students from Boston Public Schools.

Updates to the company’s coal policy to better align with its evolving climate strategy.

The Muse featured Liberty Mutual in their list of top organizations for learning and development. They recognized the company for our continuous learning opportunities, mentorship resources and tools for career development.

Liberty Mutual Reinsurance has announced a partnership with insurtech Sprout and Kenyan insurer Britam to cover coffee farmers against losses from climate-related events.

Newsweek awarded Liberty Mutual five out of five starts on their list of Greatest Workplaces for Parents and Families. The award recognizes organizations that are dedicated to supporting working parents and caregivers through comprehensive benefits, parental leave, caregiving tools and more.