After 45 years of teaching actuaries and being connected to the actuarial profession, University of Toronto professor Sam Broverman will be retiring in 2022. In this episode, Sam reflects on his years as an instructor, and discusses his sideline hobby as a jazz performer.
On September 13, FCIAs Michel St-Germain, Damien Lapointe Nguyen, Alyssa Hariton, and France Panneton presented at OSFI’s 2021 Office of the Chief Actuary (OCA) Seminar, a triennial event calling on the expertise of demographic, economic, and investments experts to share their views on long-term perspectives.
It is somewhat rare for actuaries to make appearances in pop culture. Not unlike large segments of regular society, the profession remains fairly unknown to the entertainment industry – but not unheard of entirely. Chris Fievoli breaks down actuaries and their roles – both great and small – in the cinematic universe.
ocial media in the past couple of decades has provided actuaries with new opportunities to connect and reach a wider audience. In this episode, Vy Le, FCIA, joins us to discuss her own YouTube channel, the content she provides, and how it has benefited her personally and professionally.
act21, the CIA annual conference, wrapped up on June 18 following a four-day program filled with eventful opportunities to engage, learn, and exchange. With leveraging change as our guiding theme, attendees enjoyed content focused on the importance of both personal and professional growth.
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