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EPISODE · May 21, 2026 · 38 MIN

Leading the Actuarial Profession Forward: Insights from Tricia Matson

from Actuary Voices · host American Academy of Actuaries

In this episode of Actuary Voices, Academy President Tricia Matson and Academy Executive Director Bill Michalisin reflect on the challenges and opportunities shaping the actuarial profession today. From AI and climate risk to affordability and demographic changes, they discuss what feels most consequential right now and why actuaries are uniquely equipped to help organizations and society make sense of uncertainty. They explore the importance of professionalism, stakeholder engagement, governance, and the Academy's mission to serve both the profession and the public. Tricia also shares what has surprised her most about serving as president, where she believes the Academy has shown up strongest this year, and what she hopes to accomplish during the remainder of her term. Additional Resources:  Read President, Trica Matson's Latest President's Message- https://actuary.org/article/how-academy-membership-helped-me-grow-in-my-career/ Read Executive Director,  William Michalisin Latest CEO Insights-  https://actuary.org/article/bringing-member-value-to-life/Learn More About Academy Governance- https://actuary.org/about/governance/

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