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Risk is Opportunity: The Actuarial Profession in 2009 Presented to: Iowa Actuaries Club April 27, 2009 Cecil Bykerk, SOA President
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2 Today’s Presentation The Economy and the Actuarial Profession 10 Strategic Initiatives Marketing and Market Development Plan CERA Credential—Marketing Efforts Benefits of Volunteering
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The Economy and the Actuarial Profession
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10 Strategic Initiatives
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5 Strategic Initiatives 1.Continue Marketing and Market Development Plan (MMDP) 2.Develop competency-based continuing education opportunities 3.Promote the CERA credential
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6 Strategic Initiatives 4.Develop intellectual capital through research 5.Strengthen the academic branch of the profession 6.Explore opportunities for actuaries in the health care industry
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7 Strategic Initiatives 7.Develop new avenues for identifying, recruiting and recognizing volunteers 8.Capture, develop and distribute actuarial content and expertise using the Web
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8 Strategic Initiatives 9.Cooperate with IAA on international actuarial education 10.Explore the development and promotion of online professional networking
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9 MMDP—Origins
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10 MMDP Goals Establish and expand the actuarial brand and marketing message Create and promote new areas of practice
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11 MMDP—Current Programs
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12 Using Risk Management to Beat the Downturn Doing the Math to Find the Good Jobs Best Jobs for New College Graduates Now Job Universe: Actuary News Bureau
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13 Imageoftheactuary.org
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14 Pioneers/Actuaries in Action
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15 Student Outreach
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16 MMDP—New for 2009
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17 Advocacy More direct outreach to the employer audience to help them understand the contributions actuaries can make Employers have broad familiarity with actuaries; however, more than half are not very familiar with the profession
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18 Advocacy Building relationships with employers Actuaries in the corner office Recruiters as advocates
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19 CRO Dialogue
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21 The Chartered Enterprise Risk Analyst (CERA) credential encompasses the most comprehensive and rigorous demonstration of enterprise risk management (ERM) expertise available. Overview
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22 Overview SOA identified need for new credential to demonstrate ERM competence in traditional and broader financial services marketplace First new credential introduced by SOA since 1949
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23 Significance of CERA Credential ERM is a best practice Brings consistency and standardization to ERM practice Expands actuarial skill set into non- traditional sectors, such as Broader Financial Services
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24 CERA - Marketplace CERAs will be employed to a greater extent than traditional ASAs in banking and broader financial services Marketing efforts will be directed at promoting the unique skill set of CERAs
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25 Marketing and Communications Plan Build awareness and bring new students into the profession Promote credential to existing candidates, ASAs and FSAs Partner with appropriate organizations and associations to enhance marketing efforts
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26 Marketing and Communications Plan Redesigned Web site, www.ceranalyst.org www.ceranalyst.org Advertising in business and trade media (expanded in ’09) Development of electronic toolkits Press room
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28 CERAnalyst.org Provides an overview of the CERA credential Features current CERAs and their work in the ERM field The CERA curriculum and registration Information about the SOA
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31 Placeholder for Press Kit photo
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32 Benefits of Volunteering
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33 Volunteering Benefits You and Your Employer Run effective meetings Motivate people Lifelong learning Leadership
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34 Volunteer Opportunities
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35 Questions
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