Combined insurance marks 100th anniversary with brand refresh
CHICAGO, Oct. 13, 2022 — Combined Insurance Company of America, a Chubb company and a leading North American provider of supplemental insurance sold to employees at the worksite and directly to individuals, is launching a new corporate identity that captures the company’s enduring legacy while positioning its future with a modern update. The announcement comes at an exciting time, as the City of Chicago marks the company’s 100th anniversary with a proclamation of Combined Insurance Day on Nov. 13.
Updated brand identity
The new Combined logo is simplified, bolder, and brighter. The addition of an infinity symbol brand device connotes strength, continuity, and limitless potential, and the name of Combined’s parent company - global insurance leader Chubb - is clearer.
“As we begin our second century in business, Combined’s brand identity refresh represents our past, present, and future,” said Chad Wells, Combined’s Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications. “Our new brand expression reflects Combined’s longevity while making a statement about our new century ahead. We’re excited and inspired to serve our customers, clients, and broker partners with innovative solutions to meet a changing market.”
Celebrating 100 Years of Success
Combined Insurance was founded in Chicago on Nov. 13, 1922 by the legendary W. Clement Stone. He was 20 years old and invested $100 in savings in his new venture. From humble roots in a small office at 29 S. LaSalle Street in the Loop, Mr. Stone went on to become well-known nationally for his business acumen, philanthropic generosity, and authorship of books about the power of positive thinking.
In honor of Combined’s centennial, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has declared Nov. 13 as Combined Insurance Day in Chicago, “in celebration of 100 years of providing quality supplemental insurance and excellent customer service.”
“This celebratory proclamation in Combined’s hometown is of special meaning to us, both as a company born of Chicago and as a proud corporate citizen of the city,” said Rich Williams, President of Combined Insurance. “As we approach our milestone anniversary, we’re honoring our enduring values and core mission to help individuals and families during times of need, while also looking to the future. We’re committed to providing innovative insurance solutions of value and to keeping the customer at the center of all we do.”
For more on Combined Insurance’s centennial, including its history, values, and future plans, please visit a special 100th anniversary page on the company’s website.


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