ACAS: November 2004
Candidate Information
Education:
Master of Science, Michigan Technological University
Bachelor of Science, Wuhan University
Current Employment:
Senior Director of International Business, China Re P&C
CAS Activities and Publications:
International Professional Education Working Group - Member since 2021
University Liaison Program - Member 2017 to 2018, 2012 to 2013
International Meeting Coordination Committee - Member 2017 to 2021
Asia REgion Casualty Actuaries (ARECA) - President 2017-2018, Vice President 2015 to 2016
C-ROSS Task Force - Member 2014
Asia Regional Committee – Member 2007 to 2020
DRM Handbook Working Party - Member 2010 to 2012
Dynamic Risk Modeling Committee - Member 2010 to 2015
Syllabus & Examination Committee - Member 2005 to 2017
Other Actuarial Organizations:
Fellow of Chinese Association of Actuaries since 6/30/2012
Employment History - Prior Employers:
KPMG Advisory China
Ernst & Young LLP
The Hanover Insurance Group
I want to serve on the CAS Board of Directors because I am deeply committed to the growth, relevance, and global impact of our profession. As an actuary based in Asia with experience across consulting, insurance, and reinsurance, I have had the privilege of working in diverse environments and collaborating with professionals across markets. This international perspective has given me a strong appreciation for both the shared values we hold as actuaries and the unique challenges faced by members around the world.
Throughout my career, I have benefited tremendously from the CAS, not only through the strength of its credentials and educational resources, but also through the relationships, insights, and opportunities it has provided. I have tried to give back by actively volunteering in various capacities, and these experiences have only deepened my belief in the value of member-driven leadership.
Now, I want to help lead the Society in a way that reflects the evolving nature of our work. Actuaries are being asked to take on broader, more strategic roles—from analytics and risk management to innovation and sustainability. The CAS must continue to equip its members with the tools and vision to thrive in this changing landscape, while also remaining inclusive, agile, and globally engaged.
Serving on the Board would allow me to contribute meaningfully to these goals. I want to be a voice for international members, a champion for innovation, and an advocate for diversity within the profession. I would be honored to help shape the Society’s next chapter.
If elected, I would like to focus on the following priorities:
Global Engagement - Strengthen international partnerships and expand the global recognition of CAS credentials. CAS actuaries should be seen as global risk experts.
Education for the Future - Modernize our education and CPD to meet emerging risks—like cyber, AI, and climate. Our members deserve tools that keep them at the cutting edge.
Access & Inclusion - Create more pathways for international and underrepresented candidates. That includes accessible materials, mentorship, tailored exams, and localized events.
Member Connection – Voices from all member locations matter. I’ll advocate for representation, time-zone-friendly access, and stronger regional engagement.
