Entries by ajoanis

Zack Maxey: The Transition from U.S. Navy to Travelers

As U.S. Navy veteran Zack Maxey approached the end of his 20-year military career, he participated in two veteran programs that afforded him the time and the stability to establish connections and gain valuable civilian work experience. This ultimately led him to employment at Travelers.
Read on to discover how Zack, now a Business Systems Analyst, navigated his transition and the advice he offers those who are approaching or beginning the process of bridging the gap between military service and civilian work.

Travelers Earns Top Score on Disability Equality Index®

The Travelers Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TRV) recently announced that it has earned a top score on the Disability Equality Index® for the sixth consecutive year, upholding its distinction as a Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion. Administered by Disablity:IN and the American Association of People with Disabilities, the Disability Equality Index is the world’s most comprehensive benchmarking tool to measure a company’s policies and practices related to disability workplace inclusion.

Christian Beisel: From the U.S. Navy to Travelers Risk Control

Travelers is home to more than 1,000 veterans and former service members in various roles directly related to the skills and knowledge gained during their military careers.
Veterans like Christian Beisel, whose experience in the U.S. Navy Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program eventually led him to a civilian career as a Forensic Specialist and Boiler Liaison in Travelers Risk Control. Read how his military skills have helped him in his role on our team.

My Travelers Journey – Amy K.

Amy Knowles has built a 22-year Travelers career guided by a simple but powerful question: “Why not?” From our Tuition Reimbursement Program to supportive leadership, read more to learn how Amy was empowered to grow her career to a place that’s more than she imagined.