Cigna and FedEx are intentional about recruiting, hiring, and retaining veterans — and we are better companies as a result.

Cigna CIO Noelle Eder talks about the leadership qualities she feels are most important in today’s market, the types of people she is looking to hire and promote, as well as how the tech industry has changed over the course of her 30 year career.

Cigna's commitment to active and retired military members and their families runs deep, in the workplace, to the customers and communities we serve--and beyond. That's why we will be celebrating...

Deployments can take a toll on the mental health of veterans and active duty members. In this article, we feature expertise from Army Staff Sgt. Earl Granville (pictured on the left), and others, around how we can better support veterans and break down mental health stigma.

While we often spotlight the sacrifices they’ve made and the challenges they’ve faced to protect our country, we wanted to take a moment to hear from our Cigna veterans and learn how the military has prepared them for the lives they lead today.

Now more than ever, companies must step up to support parents so they can be the happiest, healthiest versions of themselves.

At Cigna, employees have learned a thing or two throughout the last 18 months of working from home, particularly around building meaningful connections in the ever-changing workplace.

In just 18 months, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything about life as we know it, including what employees have come to expect from their employers.

Cigna's customer service team helps people day in and day out, assuming whatever role is needed to ensure our customers receive a high level of care. Read on to take a look at some of ways that our service pros are meeting customer needs.

Cigna is committed to creating and supporting a diverse supplier base — one that is reflective of our customer base. One way we are doing that is through the Cigna Supplier Mentor Protégé Program.