Tell Liberty Mutual's Board to Break Up with their Fossil Fuel Connections

Liberty’s board is deeply entangled with the fossil fuel industry, with 9 out of 13 board members having close ties to and personally profiting from extractive industries, and 6 of those sitting on fossil fuel company boards.

Liberty directors are governing over and personally profiting from the expansion of climate-destroying fossil fuel operations while ostensibly guiding one of the world’s biggest insurance companies through the demands of the climate crisis.

Tell the heads at Liberty Mutual that their board of directors needs to end this atrocious conflict of interest and lead the company to a climate-just future with concrete action.

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CEO

David

Long

Liberty Mutual

David Long,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

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Pres., Global Risk Soluti

Neeti

Bhalla Johnson

Liberty Mutual

Neeti Bhalla Johnson ,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

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CEO

Timothy M.

Sweeney

Liberty Mutual

Timothy M. Sweeney,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CSO

Francis

Hyatt

Liberty Mutual Insurance

Francis Hyatt,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Incoming CIO

Monica

Caldas

Liberty Mutual

Monica Caldas,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CAO

Melanie

Foley

Liberty Mutual

Melanie Foley,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Pres. of Underwriting, Gl

Matthew

Moore

Liberty Mutual

Matthew Moore,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

COO, Global Risk Solution

Susanne

Figueredo

Liberty Mutual

Susanne Figueredo,

As supposed leaders of one of the country's largest insurance companies - your board’s connections to climate-devastating projects and companies is unacceptable.

As insurers, you're supposed to be risk excerpts, yet your board and company continuously ignore the very real and detrimental risks of climate change that we are already experiencing, for personal financial gain. But where will personal profit get anyone on an inhabitable planet? Where's the proper risk assessment?

Your board members need to cut ties, end profiting from extractive industries, and lead Liberty Mutual towards a climate-just future. If we have any hopes of halting the devastating destruction of climate chaos, you need to make drastic changes now.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in a recent report, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. So, I reject your vague commitments about what Liberty Mutual might do in 30 or 40 years - we need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately.

I call on the board members to sever their ties to the fossil fuel industry and end the conflict of interest for our future and the planet's future. It's time to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects immediately, phase out all fossil fuel underwriting and investing in line with a 1.5ºC pathway, and respect human rights, including the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent as articulated in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In the face of your company's continued inaction for the climate, I will continue highlighting your role as a major fossil fuel insurer and encourage family, friends, and institutions to cancel their policies with Liberty Mutual.

To your board: As directors, you're supposed to be leaders. You need to lead your company to a habitable climate and future,

{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}