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Attendee List by Company Name Attendee List by Company Name As of May 1, 2019 Brian Campbell Kevin Pledge Emil Chacko 6 Moves Ahead, LLC Acceptiv Actuarial Careers Inc Excelsior, MN North York, ON New York, NY Jesse West Tim Cardinal Steve Stockman Actuarial Careers Inc Actuarial Compass Actuarial Compass Boca Raton, FL Morrow, OH Cincinnati, OH Michael McDonald Jeffrey Zhang Brian Holland Actuarial Design AIG AIG Life & Retirement Ottawa, ON Houston, TX Atlanta, GA Geoffrey Bird Jean Huang Steven Sherman AIG Life and Retirement AIG Life and Retirement AIG Life and Retirement Houston, TX Woodland Hills, CA Gilbert, AZ Gregg Lutz Laura Hanson Scott Randles Allianz Investment Management Allianz Life Insurance Co of North Allstate Benefits Minneapolis, MN America Jacksonville, FL Minneapolis, MN Peter Garcia Tracy Lark David Reed American Family Life Insurance Co American Family Life Insurance Co American Fidelity Assurance Madison, WI Madison, WI Company Pittsburgh, PA Cindy Smethers Sandra Nordstrom Sarah Thompson American Fidelity Assurance Ameriprise Financial Inc Ameriprise Financial Inc Company Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis, MN Oklahoma City, OK April Behrend Daryl Bell Kyle O'Donnell Ameritas Life Insurance Corp Ameritas Life Insurance Corp Ameritas Life Insurance Corp Lincoln, NE Lincoln, NE Lincoln, NE Shiela Companie Luke Garbacz Brian Lemek Amica Life Amica Life Insurance Co Amica Life Insurance Co West Hartford, CT Durham, CT Westborough, MA Fernand LeBlanc Bingjie Li Martin Snow Assurant Preneed Athene Life Atidot Atlanta, GA New York, NY Edison, NJ Andrea Weetman Stephen Gruber Matt Sedlock Atlantic Group AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co AXA US Newburyport, MA Jersey City, NJ Huntersville, NC Donna Sivigny Sebastian Mercado Bob Duggan Baltimore Life Bloomberg LP Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co Owings Mills, MD New York, NY Canton, MA Dennis Muniz Benny Wan Vladimir Krepkiy Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co Brookfield Annuity Company Bruce and Bruce Company Canton, MA Toronto, ON Consulting Actuaries Lake Bluff, IL Ahmad Kamil Gautam Devarashetty Dan Johnston California Dept of Insurance Canada Life Reinsurance Canada Life Reinsurance Los Angeles, CA Toronto, ON Blue Bell, PA Brendan Kearney Larry Stern Terry Reische Canada Life Reinsurance Canterbury Consulting LLC Catholic Order of Foresters Toronto, ON Charlotte, NC Aurora, IL Ray Renkosik Greg Taylor Yvonne Chueh CDR Optimal Consulting Group CDR Optimal Consulting Group Central Washington University Pueblo, CO Sarasota, FL Ellensburg, WA Ian Edelist Kent Dinius Jeff Koll Club Vita CNO Financial Group Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Toronto, ON Carmel, IN Charlotte, NC Hal Pedersen Jeremy Lachtrupp Walter Wang Conning Conning & Company Conning & Company Hartford, CT Hartford, CT New York, NY Rod Ebert Nancy Winings Greg Palmer COUNTRY Financial COUNTRY Financial CUNA Mutual Financial Group Bloomington, IL Bloomington, IL Madison, WI Joseph Gracyalny Chuck Sutton Blake Hill CUNA Mutual Group CUNA Mutual Group Dacadoo Clinton, WI Madison, WI Kitchener, ON Mark Griffin Jie Ming Hui Shan Davis & Harman LLP Deloitte Consulting LLP Deloitte Consulting LLP Washington, DC Minneapolis, MN Hartford, CT Tom Edwalds Takashi Toyoshima KC Cho Depaul University - Loop Campus DLI North America, Inc. DW Simpson Chicago, IL New York, NY Chicago, IL yiding Jiang Paula Baumgarten Waylon Peoples Emblemhealth Equitable Holdings Erie Family Life Insurance Co New York, NY E Brunswick, NJ Erie, PA Chris Wheeler Ann Cammack Henry Chen Erie Insurance Group Ernst & Young LLP Ernst & Young LLP Erie, PA Washington, DC Chicago, IL Art Dunlavy David Wicklund Matt Stahl Ernst & Young LLP Ernst & Young LLP F T I Consulting Hartford, CT New York, NY Atlanta, GA Travis James Kelly Rabin Heather Morrison F&G Issaquah, WA FBL Financial Des Moines, IA West Des Moines, IA Gary Fotiu Abby Relph Shawn Kunkel FBL Financial Group Inc FBL Financial Group, Inc. Federated Mutual Insurance Co West Des Moines, IA West Des Moines, IA Owatonna, MN Sean Hayward JS Ledoux Tom Ashley FIS Foresters Gen Re Winnipeg, MB Mississauga, ON Stamford, CT Jean-Marc Fix Eric Golus Nathan Mecray Gen Re Gen Re Gen Re Stamford, CT Darien, CT Stamford, CT Josh Wolf Scott Alexander Charles Baxter Gen Re Genesis Development Group, Inc. Genworth Financial Stamford, CT West Chester, PA Richmond, VA Mike Drago John Koestner Kevin Leavey Genworth Financial Genworth Financial Global Atlantic Financial Company Richmond, VA Richmond, VA Brighton, MA Ken Birk Erik Holt Erin Knopf Global Atlantic Financial Group Global Atlantic Finanical Group Global Bankers Insurance Group Hartford, CT Des Moines, IA Basking Ridge, NJ Stacy LaiFook Michael Prager Rebecca Schriml Great American Financial Great American Insurance Group Great American Insurance Group Resources Liberty Twp, OH Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati, OH Calvin Yeung Rob Haneberg Tim McGrath Greenhouse Insurance Guggenheim Insurance Hannover Re Los Angeles, CA Indianapolis, IN Orlando, FL Kyle Nodurft John McGarry Julie Hunsinger Homesteaders Life Company Insight Decision Solutions Inc Investors Heritage Life Ins Co West Des Moines, IA Markham, ON Frankfort, KY Sarah Abigail Donald DeGroat Taylor Dever Ironbound Consulting Group Jackson National Life Insurance Co Jacobson Manhattan, NY Lansing, MI Chicago, IL Abbie Fleming Kylee Lacson Chris Nienart Jacobson Jacobson Jacobson Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Des Moines, IA Chad Record Bronwen Price-Dierksen Jenn Barley Jacobson John Hancock Financial Services Kickstart Your Edge Chicago, IL Boston, MA St Petersburg, FL Joseph DeLuca Sheryl Flum Jonathan Roy Knights of Columbus KPMG KPMG New Haven, CT Washington, DC New York, NY Linda Doubrava Ben Farnsworth Mark Nowakowski KPMG LLP KPMG LLP KPMG LLP San Antonio, TX Hartford, CT Atlanta, GA Emily Lorentzen Amy W259 Li Guy Tarnstrom Kuvare Holdings Legal & General America Inc Legal & General America Inc Chicago, IL Frederick, MD Frederick, MD Mark Birdsall Bill Gorski Terry Long Lewis & Ellis Inc Lewis & Ellis Inc Lewis & Ellis Inc Overland Park, KS Lakewood, CO Overland Park, KS Mark Stukowski Amy Whinnett Donnamarie Blake Lewis & Ellis Inc Lexisnexis Lexisnexis Risk Solutions Denver, CO Alpharetta, GA Alpharetta, GA Yara Rogers-Silva Scot Larson David Vrla Lexisnexis Risk Solutions Liberty Bankers Life Insurance Co Liberty Bankers Life Insurance Co Alpharetta, GA Flower Mound, TX Dallas, TX Doug Wood Brian Campbell Cliff Angstman Liberty Mutual Liberty Mutual Insurance Co Lighthouse Financial Consultants Portsmouth, NH Boston, MA Roanoke, VA Marianne Purushotham Ying Zhao Bala Krishnaraj LIMRA Lincoln Benefit Life Lincoln Financial Windsor, CT Highland Park, IL Philadelphia, PA Lisa DeVince Wei Ding Chris Ryan Lincoln Financial Group Lincoln Financial Group Lincoln Financial Group Greensboro, NC Greensboro, NC Greensboro, NC Stafford Thompson Leslie Vromans Thomas Mylander Lincoln Financial Group Lincoln Financial Group Lincoln National Life Insurance Co Greensboro, NC Hartford, CT Hartford, CT Kristopher Smeage Fei Wang Jessica Lee Lumina Analytics LW CONSULTING GROUP, LLC M Financial Group Tampa, FL Seattle, WA Portland, OR Faisel Gulamhussein Jenn Cloutier Amanda Hug Manulife Financial Massmutual Massmutual Toronto, ON Boston, MA Springfield, MA Dennis Whitehead Pat Harris Chan Lee Lee Massmutual Massmutual Financial Group Massmutual Financial Group Springfield, MA Springfield, MA Springfield, MA Tim Sommers Andy Rallis Jaron Arboleda Massmutual Financial Group Metropolitan Life Insurance Co MIB Solutions Inc Springfield, MA Bridgewater, NJ New York, NY Tom Rhodes Nicholas Leimer Curt Clingerman MIB Solutions Inc Microsoft Milliman New York, NY Kansas City, MO Indianapolis, IN Paul Fedchak Christine Jello Ian Laverty Milliman Milliman Milliman Indianapolis, IN Chicago, IL Indianapolis, IN Bill Mehilos Jennifer Wang Susan Bartholf Milliman Milliman Milliman Inc Indianapolis, IN San Ramon, CA Verona, WI Eileen Burns Gene Dan Talex Diede Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Seattle, WA Chicago, IL Seattle, WA Josh Dobiac Brian Fomby Carl Friedrich Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Seattle, WA Chicago, IL Buffalo Grove, IL Al Klein Yee Shan Lee Zohair Motiwalla Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Buffalo Grove, IL Indianapolis, IN Seattle, WA Brian Reid Karen Rudolph Al Schmitz Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Stonington, CT Omaha, NE Brookfield, WI Darrell Spell Ricky Trachtman Ariel Weis Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Tampa, FL Buffalo Grove, IL Toronto, ON Junfeng Wu Deyu Zhou Geoff Keast Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Montoux Chicago, IL Buffalo Grove, IL New York, NY Cathy Brown Angela Chan Royce Chen Moody’S Analytics Moody’S Analytics Moody’S Analytics Glenview, IL Toronto, ON North York, ON Weihong Dan Li Dong Jill Knudsen Moody’S Analytics Moody’S Analytics Moody’S Analytics Toronto, ON Toronto, ON Toronto, ON Brian Koop Shane Leib Feng Li Moody’S Analytics Moody’s Analytics Moody’S Analytics Toronto, ON Noblesville, IN Stouffville, ON Brad Shepherd Yuning Wang Richard Yule Moody’S Analytics Moody’S Analytics Moody’S Analytics Lexington, KY Toronto, ON Avon, CT Gary Gorrell Brett Manning Matt Kauffman Moody's Moodys Analytics Moody's Analytics Churubusco, IN San Francisco, CA Braintree, MA Stephen Krupa Eve Pastor Shirley Zhao Moody's Analytics Moody's Analytics Moody's Analytics New York, NY Wilmington, DE Baltimore, MD Tim Morant Philip Adams Anthony Ferraro Munich American Reassurance Co Munich Re Munich Re Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA New York, NY Chris Fioritto Adnan Haque Sean Jackson Munich Re Munich
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