Arthur F. Hall

Arthur F. Hall held a profoundly rigorous, highly strategic background in advanced insurance sales, complex corporate management, and aggressive marketing. Operating as a fiercely successful field superintendent for a major life insurance firm prior to founding Lincoln, this intense foundation in mass-market financial sales provided the exact corporate leverage required to successfully architect the massive Lincoln National empire.

Arthur F. Hall was an immensely visionary American insurance executive and the profoundly influential founding patriarch fundamentally responsible for building the massive Lincoln National Life Insurance Company. Operating as a fiercely ambitious insurance manager in Indiana in 1905, Hall aggressively recognized the massive commercial potential for a highly ethical, deeply principled life insurance institution. Relentlessly securing permission from Robert Todd Lincoln to use President Abraham Lincoln's name and likeness, Hall completely masterminded the company's incredibly powerful branding. His absolutely rigorous corporate leadership and aggressive national expansion completely revolutionized the midwestern insurance landscape. His massive strategic execution permanently established Lincoln Financial Group as an absolute multi-billion dollar monopoly in American wealth protection and life insurance.