March 5, 2025 by matray

The Mutual Risk Retention Group recently announced that its long-serving president and chief executive officer, Gloria H. Everett, will retire after 23 years of leadership. As part of a carefully planned transition, the company has initiated a national search for its next CEO, ensuring a seamless leadership change that aligns with The Mutual’s mission, values and commitment to excellence in the healthcare insurance industry.

Since becoming CEO of The Mutual in 2002, Everett has played a pivotal role in shaping the organization into a trusted leader in risk retention and insurance solutions for healthcare providers. Under her leadership, The Mutual has strengthened its partnership with the physician-led healthcare organization providing acute care management and staffing services Vituity, navigated industry shifts with resilience and positioned itself for future success through strategic innovation and operational excellence.

"Gloria’s leadership has ensured The Mutual’s strength and success for the past 23 years. Her strategic vision and dedication to our insureds has led to the tremendous growth of the organization and excellent care of our clients. Gloria has forged a strong partnership with Vituity, and we are appreciative of the legacy she will leave. On behalf of the Board, we are deeply grateful for her service. The Mutual Board of Directors is launching a search for a new CEO, and we are committed to ensuring a smooth transition that honors the foundation Gloria has created,” said Kelli Westcott, MD, chair of the board for The Mutual.

“Gloria’s leadership has been instrumental in strengthening the partnership between The Mutual and Vituity, ensuring that our clinicians and healthcare teams have the support and protection they need to provide outstanding patient care. Her unwavering dedication, strategic vision, and commitment to our shared mission have left an indelible mark on both organizations. We deeply appreciate her years of service and look forward to working closely with The Mutual’s next CEO to continue building on this strong foundation,” said Theo Koury, MD, Vituity president.