(Cedar Rapids, IA) – GreatAmerica Financial Services today announced the retirement of Matt Mueller, executive vice president and chief operating officer. Mueller, who has been with the company for fourteen years, has played a meaningful role leading corporate operations and working with leadership to prioritize and build the business capabilities necessary to meet the needs of GreatAmerica customers.
During his tenure, Mueller served multiple roles across the organization, where he led key initiatives, including the development and evolution of the company's seven-year vision. He also spearheaded the creation of the five-year forecasting process and conducted detailed analyses on various corporate strategic initiatives.
"Matt has made a significant impact on our organization over the years, contributing to corporate finance, operations, strategy, and technology," said Martin Golobic, CEO of GreatAmerica Financial Services. "I admire his commitment to prioritizing time with his family during these formative years. He will always remain an integral part of the foundation we have built for the bright future of GreatAmerica."
Golobic emphasized the company’s readiness for the future, adding, "With a strong leadership team in place and a clear vision for the future, GreatAmerica is well-positioned to continue its growth and success, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of the industries we serve."
Looking back on his time at GreatAmerica, Mueller stated, “I am grateful for the opportunities afforded me by GreatAmerica. I see such a bright future with the evolution journey GreatAmerica is on. I know GreatAmerica customers are in good hands with the team laser focused on customer needs.”
Prior to joining GreatAmerica in 2011, Mueller was with Lehman Brothers in the Global Communications and Media group, as well as with First National Investment Banking’s M&A department.
Mueller looks forward to spending more quality time with his wife and two children, embracing this new chapter with the same enthusiasm and commitment that defined his professional journey.