8:00 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. MT 

All members are invited and encouraged to celebrate the achievements of new CAS members!

8:45 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. MT 

This session will feature the announcement of awards to recognize significant contributions to the CAS and actuarial profession, including research and volunteerism awards. The session culminates in the annual Presidential Address, delivered by CAS President Frank Chang.

12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. MT

Are you ready to learn about the transformative direction that will shape the future of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS)? Join us for a Town Hall with CAS leaders where we will unveil and discuss the 2025 CAS Strategic Plan. This is your chance to hear firsthand how the CAS plans to drive growth, success, and innovation in the coming years! Highlights of the Town Hall:

• How We Got Here: Learn about the comprehensive process used to gather input that shaped the development of the latest CAS Strategic Plan.
• Strategic Priorities: Understand the key areas driving this plan and the desired outcomes for each area
• Share Your Thoughts: Ask questions and share input on the CAS’s strategic direction.

CAS leaders, including members of the CAS Strategic Planning Task Force and Board of Directors, will share insights into how this strategy was shaped through member engagement and how it positions CAS members for success in a rapidly changing world. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with CAS leaders, ask questions, and understand how this strategic vision will benefit your career and the future of our profession! 

Panelists:

• Dave Cummings, FCAS, CAS President and Moderator
• Roosevelt Mosley, FCAS, Strategic Planning Task Force Chair
• Victor Carter-Bey, D.M., CAS CEO
• Len Llaguno, Member, Strategic Planning Task Force and Board of Directors
• Sandy Lowe, Member, Strategic Planning Task Force and Board of Directors

1:15-2:15 p.m. MT

Fortune magazine named Anna Maria Chávez one of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders,” citing her vision and creativity in revitalizing the Girl Scout brand for a new century and transforming it into one of the top 10 most innovative nonprofits in the world. The first woman of color to lead the iconic Girl Scouts of the USA in their 104-year-old history, Anna Maria Chávez is a renowned leadership expert who harnesses the power of technology and her passion for public service to transform organizations, earning her a place in U.S. News and World Report’s “STEM Leadership Hall of Fame” and on Fast Company’s “Most Creative People in Business” and Fortune’s “Top 50 World Leaders” lists. Born and raised in rural Arizona to Mexican-American parents who valued education and community, Chavez graduated from Yale University and pursued her law degree at the University of Arizona. She has since been admitted to the Bar of the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, the Arizona Supreme Court, and the U.S. Supreme Court. After holding numerous posts in President Clinton’s administration, Chávez returned to Arizona to serve then-Governor Janet Napolitano as deputy chief of staff for urban relations and community development. In that role, she created the Arizona Division of Aging and Adult Services. Chávez later served as CEO of the National Council on Aging and Executive Director and CEO of the National School Boards Association. She currently serves as Chief Impact Officer of Encantos, a nonprofit educational “storyteaching” platform connecting creators with kids to inspire them to learn 21st-century skills. Passionate about teaching the value of leadership, teamwork, and the importance of risks and failure, Anna Maria Chávez provides keen insights that inspire organizations to lead authentically, work collaboratively, and make a positive impact on the world.