Annual Meeting

Missouri Employers Mutual (MEM) purchased Previsor Insurance Company to allow MEM to more effectively serve businesses with regional exposure in both Missouri and other states. Previsor began writing business in September 2015 and covered states now include Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Tennessee – with more than 1,500 policies in force.

When MEM purchased Previsor, it transferred voting rights of the stock to a voting trust. As a dual-policyholder of MEM and Previsor, you have the opportunity to provide guidance on matters that will be voted on by the Voting Trustee at the annual shareholder meeting. The only shareholder matters up for a vote at the next meeting are the elections of two directors.

Respond by Nov. 10, 2023

Two candidates are up for elections to the Previsor Board of Directors. Management recommends each director nominated be elected.

For election to the Board of Directors:

Laura Ozenberger

Laura Ozenberger is retired from her position as Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer for Inergy, L.P. (now Crestwood). Her professional history also includes roles with Sprint and Baker & Sterchi (now known as Baker, Sterchi, Cowden & Rice) in Kansas City, MO.

Ozenberger earned a law degree from the University of Missouri–Columbia School of Law and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Missouri Western College. She has served on the Previsor Board since 2014.

Roger Walleck

Effective Jan. 1, 2024, Roger Walleck has been named the new President and CEO of Missouri Employers Mutual (MEM). He currently serves as Vice President and Chief Underwriting Officer for MEM, a position he has held since 2017. In this role, he provides executive leadership to the department, directs the company’s pricing and risk selection activities, and leads the Customer Care, Premium Consultation, and Safety and Risk Services Teams. Prior to MEM, Walleck spent more than a decade in executive leadership positions at the Meadowbrook Insurance Group.

Walleck holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from Northern Illinois University. He holds several professional designations, including Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) and associate in insurance services. He is an active member of the CPCU Society and the Risk & Insurance Management Society, sits on the Missouri Aggregate Excess Loss Reinsurance Mechanism Committee of the National Council on Compensation Insurance, and has been appointed by Governor Mike Parson to serve on the Missouri Workers’ Compensation Determinations Board.