SOA Podcasts - Society of Actuaries
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Dave Dillon hosts a conversation with Brian Tajlili as he discusses his role leading business planning for a health insurance organization and similarities and differences with traditional actuarial roles.
Actuary of the Future: Launching Your Actuarial Career: Vy Le
Young Professional Advisory Council: Being An Actuary In Latin America - Part Two
Emerging Topics Community: Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Insurance Product Development Part 2
Marketing and Distribution Section: Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Insurance Product Development Part 2
Health Section: The Biosimilar Wave
Health Section: The Inflation Reduction Act: What Should Actuaries Know?
Actuary of the Future: Launching Your Actuarial Career: Jennifer Lang
Emerging Topics Community: Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Insurance Product Development
Marketing and Distribution Section: Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Insurance Product Development
Young Professional Advisory Council: Being an Actuary in Latin America - Part One
Young Professional Advisory Council: A Little Help from My Friends: The Power of Networking with SOA Sections
Emerging Topics Community: Actuaries in the Age of AI: A conversation with ChatGPT
Social Insurance & Public Finance Section: Episode 4 - Social Security: A Look Ahead
Social Insurance & Public Finance Section: Episode 3 - Social Security: Benefit Calculations
Social Insurance & Public Finance Section: Episode 2 - Social Security: Key Beneficiary Decisions
Social Insurance & Public Finance Section: Episode 1 - Social Security: An Overview
Actuary of the Future: Launching Your Actuarial Career: Dominic Lee, The Maverick Actuary
Young Professional Advisory Council: The Actuary’s International Roadmap
Actuary of the Future: Launching Your Actuarial Career: Mary Pat Campbell
Entrepreneurial and Innovation Section: Everyday Entrepreneur: From Dance to Actuarial Innovation
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The Universe Speaks in Numbers
Breaking Math Podcast
Casual Inference
Opinionated History of Mathematics
My Favorite Theorem