About CUSP
The Council of U.S. Presidents (CUSP) is an Academy Board of Directors committee established in January 2007. It is composed of the Academy’s president and president-elect, plus the presidents and presidents-elect of ACOPA, the CAS, the CCA, and the SOA (the Academy's special directors).
CUSP's purpose is twofold:
As a Board committee, CUSP is assigned responsibility for certain Board functions appropriate for profession-wide supervision, such as management of the ASB and ABCD, and CUSP serves as a vehicle where actuarial leaders can discuss issues of importance to the entire U.S. actuarial profession, such as international strategies.
CUSP Members
- Mary Frances Miller, President, American Academy of Actuaries
- David K. Sandberg, President-Elect, American Academy of Actuaries
- Adam J. Reese, President, CCA
- Donald E. Fuerst, President-Elect, CCA
- Annie B. Voldman, President, ACOPA
- Joseph A. Nichols, President-Elect, ACOPA
- Donald J. Segal, President, SOA
- Bradley M. Smith, President-Elect, SOA
- Ralph S. Blanchard, III, President, CAS
- Patricia A. Teufel, President-Elect CAS
Documents
- CUSP statement of position on the disciplinary process of the U.S. actuarial profession (October 2010)
- CUSP statement on the independence of the ASB and the ABCD (October 2008)
- CUSP's response to the 19 recommendations in the Critical Review of the U.S. Actuarial Profession (CRUSAP) final report (August 2007)
- Statement of position on the topic of the public interest (April 2007)
- Letter on the topic of U.S. representation in international matters (January 2007)
- Letter on the topic of continuing education (September 2006)





