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Southwest CEO named to Lincoln National board
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PHILADELPHIA - Financial company Lincoln National Corp. said Thursday that Southwest Airlines CEO Gary C. Kelly joined its board last week for a term ending in 2011.
Kelly became CEO at Dallas-based Southwest in 2004 and later added the title of chairman.
Lincoln National Chairman William H. Cunningham said Kelly's leadership and background in finance would add to the Lincoln board.
Lincoln, based in Radnor, Pa., sells insurance, annuities, retirement plans and other financial products through its operating companies.
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