Earl Orser, a former president and CEO of London Life Insurance Co., has died. He was 76.
Orser died Dec. 26, 2004 following a battle with cancer.
Orser led London Life for nearly two decades, when the company’s assets grew from $3.9 billion to more than $16 billion.
London Life was taken over by the Great-West Lifeco Inc. in 1997, when Orser was named a member of the Order of Canada.
Before joining London Life, Orser held senior positions with Molson and Air Canada.
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