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Thomas J. Moran Businessman - Place of Birth, Date of Birth, Age, Wiki, Facts, Net Worth, Birthday, Biography and Family
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About Thomas J. Moran Businessman
- Thomas J.
- Moran (October 14, 1952 – 12 August 2018) was an American businessman and humanitarian.
- At the time of his death, he was Chairman Emeritus of Mutual of America and the incumbent Chancellor of Queen's University Belfast.
- He lived in New York City and Spring Lake, New Jersey, with Joan, his wife of over 35 years.
- Moran had a 43-year career with Mutual of America that started in 1975.
- He was the first President of Mutual of America who was appointed from within the Company in 1994.
- In October 1995, he was appointed Chief Executive Officer and remained in this role for 21 years, before retiring in April 2016.
- He was appointed Chairman of the Board in June 2005 and retired from Mutual of America's Board in March 2018.
- Moran was instrumental in the Company's growth to a mutual life insurance company with over $20 billion in assets. Moran served in several insurance industry leadership positions, including his service as Chairman of the Life Insurance Council of New York and Chairman of the Medical Information Bureau.
- He was an Advisory Board member to the "Observatory on Europe 2007", improving European competitiveness and integration.
- Moran presented at the World Economic Forum in Davos and at the Petra Conference of Nobel Laureates.
- He also served on the Court of Directors of the Bank of Ireland and Aer Lingus. Moran's philanthropic interests included numerous not-for-profit organizations.
- He served on the boards of the New York Catholic Foundation, the Alfred E.
- Smith Memorial Foundation, American Cancer Society, the Greater New York Councils of the Boy Scouts, the Viscardi Center, Thirteen WNET, Manhattan College, National Committee on American Foreign Policy, the Irish Hunger Memorial, and as Chairman of the Board of Concern Worldwide US.
- Moran was also the Chairman of the North American Advisory Board of the Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business at University College Dublin. In recognition of his business success and commitment to caring, Moran received numerous awards, including the Calvary Hospital Medal of Honor, the St.
- Elizabeth Seton Award from the National Catholic Education Association, the Terence Cardinal Cooke Medal, the New York City Fire Department Humanitarian Award, the Commissioner's Award by the New York City Police Foundation, and the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.
- For his support of the international relief organization, Concern Worldwide, Moran was recognized by the Prime Minister of Ireland who commented that "his selfless actions have improved the lives of thousands." Moran graduated from Manhattan College with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics.
- He was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the National University of Ireland; an Honorary Doctor of Science in Economics from Queen's University in Belfast; and Honorary Doctorates from Manhattan College, the College of Mount Saint Vincent and Mount Mary College.
