Matthew Goodlaxson
About Matthew Goodlaxson
Matthew Goodlaxson is an Underwriting Manager at Legal & General, with a robust background in underwriting and management spanning over a decade. He previously held various positions at Transamerica, including Associate Director of Underwriting and Underwriting Supervisor, and has a degree in Business from the University of Iowa.
Current Role at Legal & General
Matthew Goodlaxson serves as the Underwriting Manager at Legal & General, a position he has held since 2021. He is based in Frederick, Maryland, United States. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing underwriting processes and ensuring compliance with company standards. His experience in underwriting contributes to the effective management of risk assessment and policy issuance.
Previous Experience at Transamerica
Prior to joining Legal & General, Matthew Goodlaxson worked at Transamerica for a total of seven years in various roles. He served as Associate Director of Underwriting, SWAT and Workforce Management from 2014 to 2021. Before this, he held the position of Underwriting Supervisor from 2012 to 2021. His career at Transamerica began as a Life Insurance Underwriter, where he worked from 2007 to 2012. This extensive experience in underwriting has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the life insurance industry.
Educational Background
Matthew Goodlaxson studied at Kirkwood Community College and later attended the University of Iowa. He achieved a Bachelor of Arts degree during his time at the University of Iowa, where he pursued a varied course of study. His educational background has provided him with foundational knowledge applicable to his career in underwriting and management.
Leadership Experience
Matthew Goodlaxson served on the Board of Directors as President from 1998 to 2004. This leadership role involved overseeing organizational activities and guiding strategic direction. His experience in this capacity has contributed to his skills in management and decision-making within the underwriting field.