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Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance announces two leadership changes

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Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance announces two changes to the company's leadership team. Mark Miske has moved to senior vice president of the life insurance division and Nicholas Cebulko has been promoted to senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer.

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance announces two leadership changes

Miske

Miske has been with Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance since 1984, most recently as senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer since 2010. Earlier in his career at Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, Miske held various leadership positions in the life, real estate and insurance industries. as well as the areas of liability and finance.

“In his 40-year career with us, Mark has demonstrated the ability to address challenges head-on and develop impactful solutions,” said Kevin Murphy, Executive Vice President (EVP) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance. “His work and management of various departments across the company, as well as his previous leadership of an important life systems development project, make him uniquely qualified for his new role.”

A graduate of Butler University, Miske holds a bachelor's degree in accounting and a Master of Business Administration (MBA). He has also received the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation.

“I look forward to working with our team of employees and agents to make it faster and better for our customers and prospects to obtain and maintain the life insurance they need to protect themselves and their families,” Miske said.

He and his wife Amy live in Indianapolis and have two children. Nell is a sophomore at Ball State University and wants to become a high school English teacher. Porter is a senior at Lutheran High School in Indianapolis. In his free time, Miske enjoys volunteering at his son's high school and spending time with his family in fitness and outdoor activities. He is also passionate about combating food insecurity in Indiana.

Cebulko

Cebulko's career with Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance began in 2016 when he joined the company as a controller. He quickly rose through the ranks of general manager and assistant treasurer before being promoted to senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer.

“I am very pleased to be working with my colleagues and my team,” said Cebulko. “You always have ideas about how you want to approach a role and it's fun to put them into action. It's an exciting time for our company. I look forward to leading us to success.”

“Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance has an incredibly strong leadership team and the addition of Nick will only enhance it,” Murphy said. “In just eight years with our company, he has proven that he is an innovative, committed and exceptional employee.”

A native of Indianapolis, Cebulko earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Dayton in Ohio. He is also referred to as a CPA. He and his wife Kara live in Fishers and have four children, Natalie, Nina, Everett and Ellie. Cebulko is an avid tennis player, but also enjoys outdoor activities and coaching youth sports.

Murphy added, “For nearly 90 years, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance has served and protected Hoosiers. I am honored to have these two leaders working alongside me to continue to strengthen our company in the decades to come.”

About Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance
Founded in 1934 by Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance now specializes in auto, life, home, business and farm insurance products. Health insurance benefits, banking and other financial services and products are also available through local branches and online at infarmbureau.com. With a headquarters office in downtown Indianapolis and local offices in all 92 counties, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance serves Hoosiers with more than 450 agents and approximately 1,200 employees living and working throughout the state. The company is a leader in auto and home insurance and the largest provider of agricultural insurance in the state.