Candidate Information: Lisa A. Slotznick
Candidate for Regular Director Term Ending in 2019
Name: Lisa A. Slotznick
Practice Area: Casualty
Employer: PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
City, State: Atlanta, GA
Credentials: MAAA, FCAS
Candidate Biographical Sketch
Lisa is a managing director within the Property Casualty Actuarial Practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers. She is located in the Atlanta office and has over 35 years of experience in the industry.
Since joining PwC, Lisa has provided advisory and audit services for various types of entities—insurers and self-insurers—specializing in many property and casualty insurance exposures. These include core exposures such as automobile liability and workers’ compensation, as well as less core exposures such as warranties, asbestos exposures, both old and new environmental exposures, remediation costs and insurance products. Her areas of expertise include financial reporting, loss reserving, and actuarial opinions.
Lisa graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Greek.
Lisa chairs the Academy’s Committee on Property Liability Financial Reporting. She also serves on the Casualty Practice Council and on the Risk Management and Financial Reporting Council’s Financial Reporting Committee. She has worked on a subcommittee of the Actuarial Standards Board in updating ASOP 21 (Responding to or Assisting Auditors or Examiners in Connection with Financial Statements for All Practice Areas).
Since joining PwC, Lisa has provided advisory and audit services for various types of entities—insurers and self-insurers—specializing in many property and casualty insurance exposures. These include core exposures such as automobile liability and workers’ compensation, as well as less core exposures such as warranties, asbestos exposures, both old and new environmental exposures, remediation costs and insurance products. Her areas of expertise include financial reporting, loss reserving, and actuarial opinions.
Lisa graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Greek.
Lisa chairs the Academy’s Committee on Property Liability Financial Reporting. She also serves on the Casualty Practice Council and on the Risk Management and Financial Reporting Council’s Financial Reporting Committee. She has worked on a subcommittee of the Actuarial Standards Board in updating ASOP 21 (Responding to or Assisting Auditors or Examiners in Connection with Financial Statements for All Practice Areas).
The Academy's mission is to serve the public and the U.S. actuarial profession. My service on the Board will allow me to:
broaden my role in advancing the Academy’s goals. My time as an Academy volunteer has centered on financial reporting issues related to property casualty matters, providing input to regulators, and providing training and information to our membership on preparing work products that respond to regulations. The Academy provides a voice for actuaries in shaping public policy at the national and state level by relying on member volunteers who contribute time and expertise to the policy dialogue. The feedback loop to the membership includes not just what we have communicated to the debate, but in turn what the public may expect from us as actuaries with expertise in these areas. Board members will best serve the membership, not just in directly providing this input that shapes public policy but by working to engage our membership in this process. Serving as a member of the Academy Board of Directors would be an honor and a challenge.Academy Service
- Committee on Property and Liability Financial Reporting Chair, 2014-2016, Vice Chair, 2011-2013; Member, 2009-2011, 1996-2001
- Chair of the Model Audit Rule Practice Note Subcommittee, 2010
- Member of the ASOP 21 Task Force, 2014-2016
- Member of the Casualty Practice Council, 2014-2016
- Member of the Best Estimates Work Group, 2003-2007
- Member of the Financial Reporting Committee, 2014-2016
- Member of the Opinion Seminar Subcommittee, 2009-2016
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