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Attendee List by Last Name Attendee List by Last Name As of September 24, 2018 Nancy Abbott Sarah Abigail Leena Abou-Seido Owen Graduate School of Ironbound Consulting Group Pacific Life Re Management Manhattan, NY Toronto, ON Nashville, TN Marcela Abraham Stephen Abrokwah Andrew Adams Willis Towers Watson Swiss Re Life & Health America Inc Aetna Ciudad DE Mexico, Mexico Fort Wayne, IN King Of Prussia, PA Shawn Adams Carol Adams Philip Adams American Fidelity Assurance Arch Insurance Group Munich Re Company White Plains, NY Atlanta, GA Oklahoma City, OK Jim Addiego David Addison John Adduci SCOR Global Life Americas RGA Polysystems Inc Charlotte, NC Chesterfield, MO Chicago, IL Jon Aerni Igor Afanassiev Ramon Aggabao Woodmenlife Berkshire Hathaway Group, Piscataway, NJ Omaha, NE Reinsurance Division Toronto, ON Sahng Ahn Mark Aho Rhonda Ahrens Virginia Commonwealth University Genworth Financial Nebraska Dept of Insurance Richmond, VA Manakin Sabot, VA Lincoln, NE Dan Akier Jacob Akstins Mark Alberts Unitedhealthcare Chicago, IL Alberts Actuarial Consulting LLC Hartford, CT Indianapolis, IN Scott Alexander Elizabeth Alexander Aaron Alexander Genesis Financial Development Inc Global Atlantic Life and Annuity SCOR West Chester, PA Van Meter, IA Charlotte, NC David Alison Ben Allain David Allan KPMG LLP Humana Innovu, LLC Chicago, IL Golden, CO Pittsburgh, PA Rich Allen Pat Allison Steve Alpert US Dept of Defense National Association of Insurance Ossining, NY Alexandria, VA Commissioners Kansas City, MO Sharon Alpert Ben Alter Jason Altieri Ossining, New York AIG Milliman Singapore Indianapolis, IN Jessica Altman Ayman Alvi Suzanne Amari Pennsylvania Insurance Dept KPMG LLP Prudential Financial Harrisburg, PA Toronto, ON Shelton, CT Bryan Amburn John Amon Greg Amspacher Farm Bureau Life of Michigan Chubb Highmark Inc Lansing, MI Philadelphia, PA Camp Hill, PA Gregg Anderson Jessica Anderson Katie Anderson Global Atlantic Financial Group Moody's Analytics Munich Reinsurance Co Indianapolis, IN Chicago, IL Toronto, ON Brian Anderson Jon Anderson Paul Andrejko SCOR Global Life Americas USAA New York Life Eden Prairie, MN San Antonio, TX New York, NY Doug Andrews Michelle Angeloni Amelie Anger University of Waterloo Milliman Inc Canada Protection Plan Etobicoke, ON Windsor, CT Toronto, ON John Aprill Jaron Arboleda Patti Arellano Lake Mary, FL MIB Solutions Inc Munich Re New York, NY New York, NY Lindsay Armstrong Carlos Arocha Katy Aronova Cigna Arocha & Associates GmbH Prudential Financial Nashville, TN Adliswil, Zuerich Switzerland Newark, NJ Bob Aronsohn Yuliya Artemov Arsen Arutyunov Unitedhealth Group Moody’S Analytics Numerix Minneapolis, MN Mason, OH Chicago, IL John Ashby Dena Ashlock Joseph Atamaniuk Genworth Financial Symetra Life Insurance Co Gen Re Richmond, VA Bellevue, WA Stamford, CT Stephanie Atkins David Atkinson Ed Attarian Liberty Mutual DB Atkinson Consulting Hannover Re New York, NY Key West, FL Orlando, FL Brian Augustian Hans Avery Josh Axene Deloitte Consulting LLP M Financial Group Axene Health Partners, LLC Chicago, IL Portland, OR Temecula, CA Glenn Ayers Andrew Azeredo Jeff Babino Mercer Tufts Health Plan Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC Nashville, TN West Roxbury, MA South Portland, ME Rob Bachler Bill Bade Dominique Baede Milliman Inc Milliman Inc AXA Financial Seattle, WA Tampa, FL New York, NY Alex Bagby Mary Bahna-Nolan Annie Bai American Fidelity Assurance SCOR Global Life Americas Swiss Re Management Company Chicago, IL Corporation Oklahoma City, OK Armonk, NY Mike Bailey John Baiocco Simpa Baiye AIG Life and Retirement Eckler Ltd PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Neptune, NJ Toronto, ON New York, NY Calvin Baker Marcy Baker Tom Bakos Prudential Financial Sammons Financial Group Tom Bakos Consulting LLC Hartford, CT West Des Moines, IA Ridgway, CO Dave Baksi Jeffrey Bakus Kaushal Balanadu Capital Bluecross Incisive Software Corporation KPMG LLP Harrisburg, PA San Jose, CA New York, NY Joe Baldwin Ray Ball Will Ball CNO Financial Group CNO Financial Group Green Shield Canada Carmel, IN Indianapolis, IN Windsor, ON Brian Ballard Joe Banerjee Stephanie Banfield AFLAC Inc WNS North America Inc. Swiss Re Columbus, GA Jersey City, NJ Houston, TX Josh Bank Vanesa Barbera Magali Barbieri Deloitte (retired) Genworth Financial University of California Austin, TX Waltham, MA Berkeley, CA Jenn Barley Chris Barney George Barnidge Kickstart Your Edge National Life Group RGA St Petersburg, FL Montpelier, VT Saint Louis, MO Kirsten Barnum Jay Barriss Susan Bartholf Optum Genre Milliman Inc Gainesville, VA South Portland, ME Verona, WI Paul Basha Stephen Bates Matt Battersby Munich Re SCOR Global Life Americas RGA Brooklyn, NY Charlotte, NC London, United Kingdom Terri Bauer Renee Bauer Kyle Bauer Aetna American Fidelity Assurance Swiss Re America Holding Hartford, CT Company Corporation Oklahoma City, OK Armonk, NY Jack Baumer Lesley Bausch-Ward Jean Baxley Union Labor Life Insurance Co Highmark Inc Deloitte Tax LLP Silver Spring, MD Camp Hill, PA Washington, DC Michael Beaty Dan Becker Theresa Becker EY Aetna Lincoln Financial Group Needham, MA Chicago, IL Eastford, CT Ken Beckman Laura Beckman Marc Beckmann Central States Indemnity Co Omaha, NE Unitedhealthcare Medicare & Omaha, NE Retirement Stillwater, MN William Bednar Chris Behling Jeff Beligotti Axene Health Partners, LLC Swiss Re America Holding New York Life Insurance Co Temecula, CA Corporation Tampa, FL Armonk, NY Corrinne Bellamy Rich Bellomo Sergio Benedetti Sagicor Group Jamaica Ltd Prudential Insurance Company Voya Financial Kingston, Jamaica Astoria, NY Canton, CT Laura Bennett Sam Bennett Jeffrey Benson Gosling's Leap Milliman Inc AIG Chagrin Falls, OH Phoenix, AZ Brentwood, TN Tara Benson Matt Berg Jim Berger Assurity Life Insurance Company Cigna GE Capital Lincoln, NE Philadelphia, PA Overland Park, KS Roxanne Bergland Nathan Bernardi Markus BERNHART Swiss Re KPMG LLP Addactis Faribault, MN Chicago, IL Brussels, Belgium Jose Berrios-Martin Bob Beuerlein Ravi Bhagat Ohio National R M Beuerlein Consulting KPMG Fort Lauderdale, FL The Villages, FL Marlton, NJ Shamir Bhimani Jay Biehl Mark Bienz RGA International Corporation Hannover Re GE Capital Toronto, ON Charlotte, NC Overland Park, KS Ame Biggart Mark Biglow Alex Binaei Legal & General EY Santa Barbara, CA Frederick, MD Rocky Hill, CT Jen Birk Bonnie Birns Mike Bishop Massmutual Accenture Milliman Inc Avon, CT Jericho, NY Brookfield, WI Jim Bishopp Manny Bista Kim Bjorheim Aon Re, Inc. Amerihealth Caritas AM Best Morristown, NJ Philadelphia, PA Oldwick, NJ Lena Black Jeff Blackburn William Blackmon The Terry Group Chubb American Fidelity Assurance Co Chicago, IL Philadelphia, PA Oklahoma City, OK Gary Blackwood Jean-Philippe Blais Donnamarie BLAKE DXC Technology Industrial Alliance Insurance and Lexisnexis Risk Solutions Bordentown, NJ Financial Services Alpharetta, GA Vancouver, BC Michael Blaser Gary Bleitner Rob Bluhm United Health Actuarial Services Kemper Optima Health Inc St Louis, MO Virginia Beach, VA Carmel, IN Steve Bochanski Karin Boehlke Kyle Boehm Pricewaterhousecoopers LLP Moody’S Analytics New York Life Insurance Co Philadelphia, PA Natick, MA Leawood, KS Devin Boerm David Boettcher Carol Bogosian American Academy of Actuaries RGA International Corporation Chicago, IL Washington, DC Toronto, ON Kristi Bohn Daryl Boltz Alejandro Bonilla-Garcia State of MN Dept of Commerce Keystone Actuarial Consulting Association of Former Woodbury, MN Lebanon, PA International Civil Servants Geneve, Geneve Switzerland Steve Bonnar Gilbert Booher Tim Boomer University of Waterloo AIG Income Research Management Mississauga, ON Brentwood, TN Boston, MA Mike Boot Kevin Borchert Kevin Borie Society of Actuaries Network Health Protective Life Schaumburg, IL Brookfield, WI Birmingham, AL Mary Ann Borrelli Tiffany Bosley Bill Bossi Prudential Social Security Administration Disability Insurance Specialists LLC Dresher, PA Baltimore, MD Bloomfield, CT Bryan Boudreau Nick Boukas Nicolas Boutin Metlife Genworth SSQ Insurance New York, NY Richmond, VA Montreal, QC Thomas Bowden Rachel Bowling Bill Boyd Dearborn National Findley Inc. RGA Lombard, IL Brentwood, TN Chesterfield, MO Zach Boyle Gary Brace Mark Bracher Deloitte Atlanta, GA Blue Cross/Blue Shield of TN Minneapolis, MN Chattanooga, TN James Bracken Ross Bradshaw William Branch AIG Accenture Northrop Grumman Corporation New York, NY North Brunswick, NJ El Segundo, CA Arin Bratt Michael Braunstein Gene Breen LGIMA University of Connecticut Great American Insurance Group Chicago, IL Storrs, CT Cincinnati, OH Pat Bresina Andrew Brewer Stacey Bridgewater SCOR Global Life Americas American National Insurance Co Prudential Financial Charlotte, NC Galveston, TX Hartford, CT Guillaume Briere-Giroux Julie Briggs Duncan Briggs Oliver Wyman Standard Insurance Co Willis Towers Watson Hartford, CT Portland, OR Atlanta, GA Mary Broesch Kathleen Brolly Tommie Brooks Willis Re Inc Bank of America Merrill Lynch Symetra Life Insurance Co New York, NY Boston, MA Kirkland, WA Laurel Broten Stacia Brown Mark Brown The Colorado State Innovation Massmutual PEHP Health & Benefits Model (SIM) Springfield, MA Salt Lake City, UT Denver, CO Jeff Brown Jeff Brown Jerry Brown Swiss Re US Alliance Life and Security Mount Kisco, NY New York, NY Company Topeka, KS Kyle Brua J.C. Brueckner Andrew Brulotte Quartz SCOR Global Life Moody's Analytics Madison, WI Leawood, KS North York, ON Larry Bruning Lynn Brunner Joel Bruns National Association of Insurance Unitedhealth Care Jackson National Commissioners Wausau,
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