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Brian Thompson, UnitedHealthcare CEO Sh0t And Killєd— Footage Of Him Last Seen Alive Released

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Following the event, UnitedHealth Group released a statement describing Thompson as a friend and well-respected colleague and expressing shock and regret over his passing.

The company pledged to fully cooperate with the NYPD’s investigation and offered its sincere condolences to Thompson’s family and loved ones.

Thompson had a huge impact on the healthcare industry, as evidenced by his leadership and professional achievements before his tragic death.

According to his LinkedIn page, Thompson joined the UnitedHealth Group in 2004 and was named CEO of UnitedHealthcare in April 2021, overseeing about 140,000 workers worldwide.

Prior to becoming CEO, Thompson was in charge of UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare & Retirement division, the biggest senior health company in the US, and Community & State division, which provides healthcare services to underserved communities.

He subsequently held other high-level roles inside the organization, including Chief Financial Officer for multiple divisions, showcasing his flexibility and leadership.

Before joining UnitedHealth Group, Thompson spent nearly seven years in a range of roles at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC).

He conducted due diligence for corporate, venture capital, and private equity clients in industries like manufacturing, telecommunications, insurance, and autos while managing both domestic and international mergers and acquisitions in his role as Manager of Transaction Advisory Services from 2002 to 2004.

From 1997 until 2002, Thompson worked as an Audit Manager at PwC, where he oversaw audits for large international firms and managed regulatory audits, debt offers, and SEC filings.

 

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Thompson was especially notable for his academic prowess.

He received the Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key for having the highest GPA after graduating from the University of Iowa in 1997 with valedictorian honors.

He was named a Carver, State of Iowa, and faculty scholar, among other accolades.

The death of such a prominent and accomplished person continues to shock the business community.

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