About us
The Scottish Board was established in 2010 and consists of members elected to Council by the Scottish Constituency and members who are co-opted to join the Board through a selection process
The remit of the Board is:
- to encourage and develop the actuarial community in Scotland
- to raise the profile of actuaries and the profession in Scotland
- to encourage and advance actuarial academic developments in Scotland.
Who's Who on the Board
The Scottish Board is currently made up of five Council members and a number of other co-opted members based in Scotland.
Leader - Mark Chadwick (NatWest)
Deputy Leader - Caitlin Stronach (Royal London)
Scottish Board Members
- Co-opted member: Chris Anderson
- Co-opted member: Nicholas Chadha
- Co-opted member: Philip Darke
- Council member: Dermot Grenham
- Co-opted member: Jane Hamilton
- Co-opted member: Graeme Jones
- Co-opted member: Alison Kearns
- Council member: Patrick Kelliher
- Co-opted member: Nitesh Khyami
- Co-opted member: Mark Laidlaw
- Council member: Yan Ping Liu
- Co-opted member: Andrew Murphy
- Council member: Sarah Neil
- Co-opted member: Saorlaith O'Neill
- Co-opted member: Anne-Marie Pettie
- Council member: Craig Ritchie
- Co-opted member: Ian Sharpe
- Co-opted member: Claire Yule
- FASS representative: Karen Jamieson
- GASS representative: Mark Farmer
Join us
There are two ways to join this Board:
- if you are a Scottish Constituency member, you can stand for Election to Council and, if elected, you will automatically become a member of the Scottish Board
- if you are based in Scotland, watch out for an opportunity on the Volunteer Vacancies webpage to apply to become a co-opted member.
Follow us on social
You can debate with others in the Scottish constituency by joining our Linkedin group.
