UCT is a way of life. We're a fraternal benefit society driven by our members & their dedication to community service. Our charitable efforts across North America are possible through the sales of our insurance products. 

UCT was founded in 1888 by a small group of traveling salesmen who needed to ensure their families' financial security should something happen to them. Each individual contributed money to a shared account that was used to help members in need – creating one of the earliest forms of insurance. 

Today, UCT offers community service opportunities, member benefits and insurance & financial products to people from all walks of life. UCT's non-profit status means that our insurance operations help support our members’ community service efforts and enable us to make a difference in the lives of others. Members decide which causes and charities to support and how to best meet the needs of their communities.

UCT is about YOU. You can make a difference by volunteering in your community. You can make a difference by choosing UCT for your insurance needs. Or, you can do both – the choice is yours! 


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United Commercial Travelers (UCT)

Kevin Roberts

Stanna Funk

Rick Redman

Stephen F. Austin

John Marshall

Ron Ives

James M. Smith

Richard Redman

Ray Sherrick Csm

The Leadership Team at United Commercial Travelers (UCT) drives the strategic direction and operational excellence of the organization. Comprising key executives across various domains, this team focuses on enhancing member benefits, optimizing insurance operations, and supporting community service initiatives. They collaborate to innovate and implement programs that align with UCT's mission, ensuring that both the financial security of members and community engagement remain at the forefront of the organization’s objectives.

Leadership Team

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Other teams at United Commercial Travelers (UCT)

Administrative Support

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