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The 2022 Volunteer of the Year Awards, held at the All-Actuaries Summit in Melbourne, recognises and celebrates the incredible contribution of the Institute’s 700+ volunteers.
It’s no secret that our community of 700+ strong volunteers are the driving force and beating heart of the profession.
Their hard work, commitment, and ability to share their valuable skills, knowledge, and time to help others and grow the profession is something to celebrate.
Many of our volunteers show tremendous ability, purpose and courage through their drive, dedication, and support.
To recognise and celebrate our amazing volunteers, the winners of the 2022 Volunteer of the Year Awards were announced at the 2022 All-Actuaries Summit which was held in Melbourne from 2–4 May.
36 exceptional nominations were received, and the Selection Panel found it very challenging to select the award winners. Everyone was amazing!
Congratulations to everyone, here are the winners!
Seeks to recognise an individual who, through their volunteer activities, contributes significantly to the Institute’s key strategic programs and positively impacts the reputation of the profession.
Anthony Lowe
Anthony received the President’s Award for his outstanding leadership as Chair of the Public Policy Council Committee since 2018. He has been a member of this committee since 2014. Anthony’s outstanding work alongside our public policy team has elevated discussion through a thoughtful program of external guests, facilitated lively discussion and renewal of volunteers ensuring diversity of thought. He has also spent many hours conducting final reviews of all the Institute’s thought leadership papers, including as a sponsor or member of a steering group. He has also authored some papers.
Anthony is a role model for how the actuarial way of thinking can be applied in wider fields to make a significant difference.
Presented to members who have made outstanding contributions for more than five years and have been involved in two or more areas of volunteer activities.
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Recognises the outstanding efforts of a volunteer who is committed and passionate about their volunteering duties. Someone who consistently contributes and helps others.
| Ash BhaleraoOver the last 11 years, Ash has worked tirelessly to contribute to topics across life insurance, and risk management and has led several cross-practice initiatives such as the Target Capital Practice Guide and, more recently, the Financial Resilience, Recovery and Resolution Working group. He has been involved in the development of the Risk Management Information Note for actuaries. | Embed removed from table |
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Recognises the outstanding contributions made by volunteers aged 35 years and below and are judged based on the nominated applicants’ commitment to excellence in their chosen field of volunteering, leadership and determination to advance the profession.
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| Kriti Khullar | Embed removed from table |
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