United Fire Group Inc. Announces New Change in Control Severance Agreement for Executive Steven D. Hernandez

Reuters
Aug 29
United Fire Group Inc. Announces New Change in Control Severance Agreement for Executive Steven D. Hernandez

United Fire Group Inc. has announced a new Change in Control Severance Agreement for its SVP & Chief Human Resources Officer, Steven D. Hernandez. Effective August 28, 2025, the agreement includes an 18-month non-competition clause. In the event of a company change in control and subsequent termination without cause, Hernandez will receive a severance benefit of 1.5 times his highest annual base salary plus target annual incentive compensation. Additionally, he will benefit from an 18-month continuation of certain insurance benefits, full vesting of long-term incentive awards at target levels, and specific outplacement services.

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