International Association of Black Actuaries c/o Mosher & Associates 19 South LaSalle St. Suite 1400 Chicago, IL website: Phone: (860) Fax: (860)

Our Beginning Founded in 1992, with an initial meeting of: –35 Designated actuaries, 14 Actuarial students, 12 College students, 3 College professors, 2 Consultants –From the U.S., Caribbean & Canada International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Our Mission To contribute to an increase the number of black actuaries to influence the successful career development, civic growth and achievement of black actuaries. Our Vision To be the world’s leading actuarial organization dedicated to influencing diversity by developing and recognizing the achievement of black actuaries. International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Organizational Structure IABA is a volunteer-run, tax-exempt, 501(c)3, nonprofit organization that represents black actuarial professionals and students around the world. Membership is open to all who support our mission. The organization consists of a Board of Directors, over a dozen committees and a group of City Affiliate teams. All of the leaders and volunteers within IABA work together to accomplish our mission through the support of strategic plan initiatives and IABA programming. International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Membership Membership is open to all who support our mission. Annual membership fees range from $5 (High School) to $175 (Credentialed Actuary). International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Black Actuaries Designations Since 1992 International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

What We’re Focused On Spreading the word about the actuarial profession Leveraging and establishing synergistic partnerships Providing access to knowledge and education Career development and encouragement International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Spreading the word about the actuarial profession Colleges and universities Summer actuarial programs Elementary, middle & high schools International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Leveraging and establishing synergistic partnerships Society of Actuaries, Casualty Actuarial Society, Actuarial Foundation & more Historically black colleges and universities Like-minded organizations, such as National Society of Black Engineers International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Providing access to knowledge and education Annual meeting – continuing education credits available Local affiliate education events Mentoring IABA scholarship program IABA Actuarial Boot Camp for soft-skills training International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Career development and encouragement Job board/career portal Career encouragement Networking Leadership development Professional development opportunities International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

IABA Annual Meeting Two days of professional development and networking –Career Networking Event –Networking Reception –Professional Development tiered to experience level –Awards Banquet Registration Fees –IABA Members range from $200 - $300 –Non-members range from $275 - $375 –HS & College Students - $125 - $150 International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

IABA Career Portal Dozens of actuarial employers use the IABA job board on a regular basis to post jobs and search career profiles. Our job board a strong channel for the best jobs/internships and a great way to get your resume in front of your next employer. There is no cost to participate. International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Scholarships IABA has awarded close to $500,000 in scholarships since In 2015, IABA awarded $76,000 in scholarships to 23 graduating high school seniors, undergraduate and graduate students. Many included internships or entry-level offers. International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Boot Camp The IABA Actuarial Boot Camp is geared towards increasing industry awareness of prospective actuarial students and positioning them for a successful actuarial internship. International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

City Affiliates Affiliates exist to carry out the organization’s mission through; –Outreach to talented black high school and college students; –Providing professional & actuarial career development opportunities International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

Corporate Advisory Council International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org

IABA Leadership Team President Monique Hacker Vice President Jamala Murray Treasurer Jon Applewhite Secretary Kezia Charles Student Liaison Chipo Runesu Executive Dir.Kate Weaver International Association of Black Actuarieswww.blackactuaries.org Directors: Nicassia Belton, Acheampong Boamah, Jeffrey Johnson, Arthur Randolph, Sharon Robinson, Linda Shepherd, Ollie Sherman

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