Nyhart Appoints First Female CEO

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Indianapolis-based Nyhart has appointed Lisa Hague its first female chief executive officer. She will assume responsibilities in August and succeed Thomas Totten, who has decided to retire and continue consulting with clients. He will also be the actuarial science director at The University of Notre Dame.

Hague began working at Nyhart in 2011 as chief financial officer. Nyhart expanded into a national firm during those seven years, acquiring three offices and starting three new offices. The company also doubled in size with 140 employee-owners.