Hopkins, Minnesota — The community is mourning the loss of Mary Murley, a highly respected leader in the healthcare and insurance industry. Murley, who served as the Executive Vice President (EVP) of Risk and Analytics at UnitedHealth Group Inc., passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, leadership, and dedication to improving healthcare.
Murley’s career spanned multiple roles within UnitedHealth Group, where she was known for her deep expertise in risk management, analytics, and healthcare strategies. As EVP of Risk and Analytics, she played a pivotal role in shaping the company’s approach to risk management, providing critical insights that helped guide the company’s decisions. Her work in this area was integral to UnitedHealth’s continued growth and success.
Before her tenure as EVP, Murley held several significant roles within UnitedHealthcare, including Chief Actuary at UHC Medicare & Retirement and Senior Vice President of Risk & Analytics. She also served as the CEO of UnitedHealthcare E&I Global, where she led the company’s global operations. Throughout her career, Murley’s strategic vision and exceptional leadership skills earned her recognition as a trusted leader in healthcare analytics and risk management.
Earlier in her career, Murley worked as a Principal at Ingenix, a part of UnitedHealth Group, where she gained invaluable experience that helped shape her future career.
A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Murley earned a BS in Mathematics, a foundation that proved crucial to her success in risk and analytics, fields that require both precision and strategic foresight.
Mary’s colleagues, friends, and family remember her as a brilliant and compassionate leader, deeply committed to her work and the people she served. Her legacy will continue to inspire those in the healthcare and analytics industries.
Murley’s passing has left a significant void in her professional community, but her contributions will continue to impact the field for years to come. She will be missed by all who knew her.