(04/16/24) The Academy recently hosted a webinar, “Post-NAIC Spring Conference Recap.
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(04/05/24) The speakers focused on where the U.S. stands a year into Medicaid’s unwinding of continuous coverage requirements, following the Covid-19 pandemic that halted disenrollments from the public program.
WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF FOCUS OR PRACTICE AREA? P&C, Workers’ Compensation WHAT LED YOU TO BECOME AN ACTUARY? AND
(3/29/24) Ted Gotsch, senior policy analyst, sets the stage for the Academy’s new Election 2024: Issues
Clearinghouse. This new website will offer a comprehensive entry point to a variety of information that will help policymakers.
(3/28/24) Senior Policy Director Geralyn Trujillo shares her insights on the NAIC’s national meetings and
the Academy’s role during these meetings to share actuarial perspectives and expertise on key issues.
(3/27/24) Policy Director Matthew Sonduck walks through how to define “external stakeholders” and the
term’s relevance for the Academy and its members.
(3/26/24) Ted Gotsch, senior policy analyst, introduces Actuarially Sound, a new blog where Academy staff and special guests will try to distill the work of our member volunteers into content that is more broadly accessible and available to those outside the Academy and the actuarial profession.
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AH, BOARD GAME NIGHT—a time for laughter, camaraderie, and the occasional rulebook-induced existential crisis. Gather ’round, fellow adventurers, as we embark on the perilous journey of decoding the arcane scriptures known as board game instructions.
By Lisa Slotznick
I'm not breaking any news when I tell you that 2024 is an election year—for president, Congress, and numerous state and local offices.