#16 Cigna Group

Company Name	Cigna Group
Industry	Healthcare, Insurance
Founded	1982 (as Cigna Corporation, rebranded in 2022 to Cigna Group)
Headquarters	Bloomfield, Connecticut, United States
CEO	David M. Cordani
Products/Services	Health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, dental, vision, behavioral health, global health services
Market	Global (primarily U.S., but with international operations)
Revenue (2023)	$180.5 billion
Number of Employees	Approximately 73,000
Stock Symbol	CI (Listed on the New York Stock Exchange)
Key Areas of Focus	Health services, digital health solutions, pharmacy services, group and individual insurance coverage
Website	www.cigna.com

1792	Founded as the Insurance Company of North America (INA), one of the predecessors to Cigna.
1982	INA merges with Connecticut General Life Insurance Company to form Cigna Corporation.
1980s-1990s	Cigna expands by acquiring various health and life insurance companies.
1999	Cigna merges with the health services company, Express Scripts, further expanding its offerings.
2000s	Cigna continues to grow through acquisitions, focusing on global healthcare and wellness.
2011	Cigna acquires the health service company HealthSpring, expanding its Medicare Advantage business.
2015	Cigna completes the acquisition of HealthSpring’s Medicare Advantage business.
2018	Cigna acquires Express Scripts, a major pharmacy benefit manager, marking a strategic move into pharmacy services.
2021	Cigna completes the acquisition of the pharmacy services company, eviCore Healthcare.
2022	Cigna rebrands as Cigna Group, signaling a shift towards a broader focus on health services beyond traditional insurance.
2023	Cigna Group continues to expand its global healthcare services, emphasizing digital health innovations and comprehensive care models.