Aetna Names Richard Weiss Market President of Florida
“Richard brings strong leadership and a well-rounded background from within the company. His industry experience and business acumen makes him the right choice to lead our
Weiss was previously Aetna’s executive director for the
Prior to his role as executive director, Weiss served as Aetna’s
Weiss began his career in public accounting and prior to joining
Weiss has a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from
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