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2021 CRC Registration 2021 CRC Registration NAME COMPANY Kevin Pledge Acceptiv Jessica Newman Actuarial Design Steven Clayburn American Council of Life Insurers Patrick Lesage Arch Reinsurance Ltd. Igor Afanassiev Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Zlata Jagurinac Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Christina Lee Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division York Lee Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Lisa Loisel Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Karen Smyth Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Lucy Sun Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Michael Wang Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Michelle Wong Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Kevin Wu Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Ivy Zhang Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Sherry Zhou Berkshire Hatahway Group, Reinsurance Division Judy Chan Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Larry Cho-Chu Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Salvatore Desiato Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Jennifer Fitzgerald Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Renee Gao Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Ralph Germaine Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Graham Grieve Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Chris Odugbemi Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Charles Rodricks Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Brian Smith Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Adrian Wong Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Emma Yang Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Marek Zebrowski Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Division Alex Kim Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Divison Leslie Fleming Berkshire Hathaway Group, Reinsurance Divsion Katarina Nikolic BMO Insurance Radheeka Davie BMO Life Assurance Alix Chisholm Canada Life Olivier Courteaux Canada Life Neil Duffy Canada Life Rochelle Fernandes Canada Life Linda Kerrigan Canada Life Andrew McEwen Canada Life Aleem Qureshi Canada Life Page 1 2021 CRC Registration NAME COMPANY Yana Shergina Canada Life Wendy Stockford Canada Life Judy Brillert Canada Life Reinsurance Anuj Gupta Canada Life Reinsurance Jing Jing Canada Life Reinsurance Beth Joy Canada Life Reinsurance Helen Walsh Canada Life Reinsurance Henry Auyeung Canada Protection Plan Cindy Wang Canada Protection Plan David Cameron CGI Gregory Delhomelle CGI Steve Easson CLHIA Kirk Hutchison Co-operators Life (CUMIS) Veronica Lewis Co-operators Life (CUMIS) Diane Quigley Co-operators Life (CUMIS) Marianela Quinlan Co-operators Life (CUMIS) Tina Cullen Co-operators Life Insurance Co. 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Cliff Toplis MIB Benoit Miclette Miclette Actuarial Consulting Inc. Mike Lombardi MLBC Danielle Lombardi MLBC Jennie An Munich Re Pierre-Philippe Carle-Mossdorf Munich Re Kevin Caslin Munich Re Veekshita Chaluvan Munich Re Helen Colterman Munich Re Michael Correa Munich Re Natansh Dave Munich Re Maureen Davis Munich Re Michael Ferreira Munich Re Mark Foerster Munich Re Andrew Good Munich Re Kiana Gravesande Munich Re Laura Gray Munich Re Bridget Guan Munich Re Claude Hamel Munich Re Lisa Hebert-Losier Munich Re Victoria Hill Munich Re Page 4 2021 CRC Registration NAME COMPANY Lovell Hodge Munich Re Fabian Kwan Munich Re Philippe L. 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