DEVELOPING A MORE DIVERSE PIPELINE OF ACTUARIAL TALENT

Our Work with the International Association of Black Actuaries

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For more than a decade, Travelers has worked closely with the International Association of Black Actuaries (IABA), a professional and student member organization with a mission to increase representation of Black actuaries in the profession and influence their successful career development, civic growth and achievement.

By participating in IABA networking events, mentoring IABA members and helping Black actuarial students transition to the insurance industry, Travelers is building a more diverse talent pipeline and fostering diversity and inclusion within the actuarial profession and within Travelers.

One participant in the Travelers Actuarial Leadership Development Program reported, “The IABA organization has been a great resource for me as a Black actuary. I can confidently say that I am an actuary today because of the guidance of the IABA and the support of companies like Travelers.”

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