Andrew Quigg

Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Progressive

Last Reviewed: October 3, 2026

Executive Summary

Andrew Quigg became Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Progressive in July 2026, succeeding John Sauerland on his retirement. He oversees the insurer’s corporate finance, strategy and investments functions. Quigg has been at Progressive since 2007, starting as an agency auto product manager and later managing state businesses in both the direct and agency channels, then serving as media business leader and customer experience general manager. In 2018 he joined the executive team as the company’s first chief strategy officer and built that group. In February 2026 he added financial reporting, treasury and other core finance functions as chief strategy and finance management officer, the step that preceded his move into the finance chief’s role.

Career Highlights

• Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Progressive since July 2026.
• Chief Strategy and Finance Management Officer, February to July 2026.
• Progressive’s first Chief Strategy Officer, from 2018.
• Joined Progressive in 2007 as an agency auto product manager.
• MBA from Harvard Business School, where he was a George F. Baker Scholar.

Professional Journey

Quigg holds a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and economics from Yale University and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he was a George F. Baker Scholar, according to Progressive. Before joining the company he worked at Merrill Lynch and General Mills.

He joined Progressive in 2007 as an agency auto product manager and went on to manage several states across both the direct and agency channels. He later served as media business leader and as customer experience general manager.

In 2018 he joined the executive team as Progressive’s first chief strategy officer. He defined and built the strategy organization, which developed capabilities and initiatives to support future growth, and held the role until February 2026, when he became chief strategy and finance management officer with added responsibility for financial reporting, treasury and other core finance functions.

In January 2026 Progressive announced that chief financial officer John Sauerland would retire on 3 July 2026 and that Quigg was expected to succeed him. The board elected him vice president and chief financial officer in May 2026, effective 4 July 2026. Progressive, an insurance holding company in Mayfield Village, Ohio, wrote $83.2 billion of net premiums in 2025, according to its 10-K.

Progressive’s 10-K describes a management team that supports the chief executive in overseeing the business and the corporate functions serving the whole organization: the chief financial, marketing, investment, information, human resources, strategy and legal officers, and the presidents of the personal lines, commercial lines, claims and customer relationship management groups. Quigg has sat on that team since 2018, first as strategy chief and now as finance chief.

Education

Harvard Business School

MBA, George F. Baker Scholar

Yale University

Bachelor’s degree, Applied mathematics and economics