Kenneth L. VanCleave was elected
Kenneth L. VanCleave was elected president and chief executive officer of First Ameritas Life Insurance Corp. of New York, a subsidiary of Ameritas Life. He joined Ameritas in 1989, and has served in senior management positions since 2001.
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