1920s-1930s
When is the 25th anniversary of Mutual?
What is 1933?
What event caused women start taking roles in Underwriting and take a more prominent role at Mutual of Omaha?
What is WWII?
What year did the original incarnation of Wild Kingdom start?
What is 1963?
When is the 75th anniversary of Mutual of Omaha?
What is 1984?
In 2009, Mutual of Omaha joined what social media website?
What is Facebook?
In 1924, what prominent figure in Mutual history joins the company?
Who is V.J. Skutt?
In 1946, approximately how many employees did Mutual have? (Hint: milestone number)
What is 1000?
In 1975, a blizzard hit Omaha so hard that 400 associates were forced to spend the night at ____?
What is the Home Office?
What is a Gospel Choir? (I have no idea why)
In 2009, what development built by Mutual of Omaha opens?
What is Midtown Crossing?
In 1926, _____ _____ Life Insurance Company founded.
What is United Benefit?
In 1952, what prominent figure at Mutual passes away?
Who is Dr. C.C. Criss? (Passed on March 9, 1952)
In 1966, Wild Kingdom wins its first ____?
What is an Emmy?
In 1989, Mutual of Omaha formally signed an agreement with an international insurance company to sell its products in what country?
What is Japan? (Agreement was with Sumitorno Life of Japan. We were active in Japan until 1993)
What is 2015?
What is 10M?
In 1958, what famous room at Mutual of Omaha opened?
What is the Crisstal room? (Was also a functioning full service restaurant until 1996)
Our slogan changed in 1974 from "People who Pay" to "People ______"? (Hint: was our slogan till 2020)
What is "People you can count on"?
When was smoking banned in the office?
What is 1989?
In 2008, what famous morning show came to visit Mutual of Omaha?
What is The Today Show?
In 1939, we broke grounds for what building?
What is the Home Office?
At one point in history, Mutual of Omaha was only second to the federal US government in processing power due to the new IBM 705 processing equipment. What year was this?
What is 1957?
Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom makes broadcasting history by participating in a scientific exchange between the United States & what country in 1973?
What is the Soviet Union? (The two film reports are "Winter in Russia" & "Summer in Russia". This is the first time a photographic crew had been invited to film government programs in the Soviet Union.)
In 1999, Mutual of Omaha allowed what for the very first time?
What is business casual?
In 2011, what fast food restaurant opens up in Mutual for the first time in Omaha?
What is Chick Fil A?