Turner attended the University of Cincinnati and was the first woman in the United States to earn the Certified Regulatory Compliance Professional designation from FINRA and Wharton. She started out as a trust coordinator at Central Trust Bank in Cincinnati, then moved on to become a trust, repo and Fed funds trader at Provident Bank in Cincinnati. Later she was a trading, systems and operations manager at Reynolds, DeWitt & Co., and a portfolio manager and compliance officer at Cox Financial Corp. She began working for Ohio National in 1997 as the company's chief administrative officer. She also has served as the CEO of Ohio National's broker-dealer affiliate. She's on track to be chair of the board of LL Global, the parent of LIMRA and LOMA, in 2022.
Huffman has a bachelor's degree from the University of Kentucky. He began his career as a career agent and general agent with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. Prior to moving Ohio National he was CEO of Union Central Life Insurance Company. He has been the chairman of the board for many nonprofit organizations in the Cincinnati area, including the United Way of Greater Cincinnati. He is also a past chairman of The American College board and of the LIMRA board.
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