Amy is a Senior Vice President and Senior Consultant in Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice (ATC) in the Phoenix office. She has more than 25 years of experience delivering technology-differentiated solutions to private, public and international clients. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group.
Amy helps organizations identify and develop solutions to their technical, organizational and operational needs by leveraging her expertise with processes and technology. She is an experienced leader, having managed accounting, member/participant services, disability, actuarial and technical teams. Her experience has encompassed actuarial, investment, administration and technology consulting in the administration and management of all types of benefit plans.
Amy has worked closely with participants, employers, staff, senior management, governing boards, industry organizations and legislative groups in assisting them with administrative reviews, organizational and governance evaluations, feasibility studies, strategic planning, third party administrator searches and technology acquisitions and reviews.
Amy was a Vice President with The Segal Company from 1996 to 2007 and re-joined Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice in February 2018. Prior to re-joining Segal, Amy was the Retirement Practice Leader for DXC Technology, Inc. (DXC), formerly Covansys, Saber, EDS, HP, HPE, DXC and now Perspecta, where she was responsible for identifying emerging market trends in benefit administration and driving projects within the Practice to leverage and standardize offerings. As DXC’s Retirement Practice Leader, Amy also served as the client advocate and facilitated interactions and information exchanges between DXC’s benefits administration clients (e.g., Oregon PERS, New Mexico PERA, Texas TRS, Michigan ORS) and other industry experts. Amy worked closely with clients and delivery teams to address business process and technology issues and identify strategic initiatives in the retirement environment.
Some of Amy’s past public sector clients include:
Amy received a BS in Mathematics with minors in Actuarial Science, Computer Science and Economics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, an Enrolled Actuary, a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Project Management Professional.
Amy is the past chairperson of the Society of Actuaries Pension Section Council and the founding chair of the American Academy of Actuaries Public Plan Task Force. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group (PSLG) and the co-chair of Segal’s Women’s Leadership Council.
Amy is a frequent speaker at national and local meetings on a variety of benefit relevant topics from strategic planning to operational improvement to technology enhancements. Her speaking experience includes:
Amy is a Senior Vice President and Senior Consultant in Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice (ATC) in the Phoenix office. She has more than 25 years of experience delivering technology-differentiated solutions to private, public and international clients. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group.
Amy helps organizations identify and develop solutions to their technical, organizational and operational needs by leveraging her expertise with processes and technology. She is an experienced leader, having managed accounting, member/participant services, disability, actuarial and technical teams. Her experience has encompassed actuarial, investment, administration and technology consulting in the administration and management of all types of benefit plans.
Amy has worked closely with participants, employers, staff, senior management, governing boards, industry organizations and legislative groups in assisting them with administrative reviews, organizational and governance evaluations, feasibility studies, strategic planning, third party administrator searches and technology acquisitions and reviews.
Amy was a Vice President with The Segal Company from 1996 to 2007 and re-joined Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice in February 2018. Prior to re-joining Segal, Amy was the Retirement Practice Leader for DXC Technology, Inc. (DXC), formerly Covansys, Saber, EDS, HP, HPE, DXC and now Perspecta, where she was responsible for identifying emerging market trends in benefit administration and driving projects within the Practice to leverage and standardize offerings. As DXC’s Retirement Practice Leader, Amy also served as the client advocate and facilitated interactions and information exchanges between DXC’s benefits administration clients (e.g., Oregon PERS, New Mexico PERA, Texas TRS, Michigan ORS) and other industry experts. Amy worked closely with clients and delivery teams to address business process and technology issues and identify strategic initiatives in the retirement environment.
Some of Amy’s past public sector clients include:
Amy received a BS in Mathematics with minors in Actuarial Science, Computer Science and Economics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, an Enrolled Actuary, a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Project Management Professional.
Amy is the past chairperson of the Society of Actuaries Pension Section Council and the founding chair of the American Academy of Actuaries Public Plan Task Force. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group (PSLG) and the co-chair of Segal’s Women’s Leadership Council.
Amy is a frequent speaker at national and local meetings on a variety of benefit relevant topics from strategic planning to operational improvement to technology enhancements. Her speaking experience includes:
Amy is a Senior Vice President and Senior Consultant in Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice (ATC) in the Phoenix office. She has more than 25 years of experience delivering technology-differentiated solutions to private, public and international clients. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group.
Amy helps organizations identify and develop solutions to their technical, organizational and operational needs by leveraging her expertise with processes and technology. She is an experienced leader, having managed accounting, member/participant services, disability, actuarial and technical teams. Her experience has encompassed actuarial, investment, administration and technology consulting in the administration and management of all types of benefit plans.
Amy has worked closely with participants, employers, staff, senior management, governing boards, industry organizations and legislative groups in assisting them with administrative reviews, organizational and governance evaluations, feasibility studies, strategic planning, third party administrator searches and technology acquisitions and reviews.
Amy was a Vice President with The Segal Company from 1996 to 2007 and re-joined Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice in February 2018. Prior to re-joining Segal, Amy was the Retirement Practice Leader for DXC Technology, Inc. (DXC), formerly Covansys, Saber, EDS, HP, HPE, DXC and now Perspecta, where she was responsible for identifying emerging market trends in benefit administration and driving projects within the Practice to leverage and standardize offerings. As DXC’s Retirement Practice Leader, Amy also served as the client advocate and facilitated interactions and information exchanges between DXC’s benefits administration clients (e.g., Oregon PERS, New Mexico PERA, Texas TRS, Michigan ORS) and other industry experts. Amy worked closely with clients and delivery teams to address business process and technology issues and identify strategic initiatives in the retirement environment.
Some of Amy’s past public sector clients include:
Amy received a BS in Mathematics with minors in Actuarial Science, Computer Science and Economics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, an Enrolled Actuary, a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Project Management Professional.
Amy is the past chairperson of the Society of Actuaries Pension Section Council and the founding chair of the American Academy of Actuaries Public Plan Task Force. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group (PSLG) and the co-chair of Segal’s Women’s Leadership Council.
Amy is a frequent speaker at national and local meetings on a variety of benefit relevant topics from strategic planning to operational improvement to technology enhancements. Her speaking experience includes:
Amy is a Senior Vice President and Senior Consultant in Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice (ATC) in the Phoenix office. She has more than 25 years of experience delivering technology-differentiated solutions to private, public and international clients. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group.
Amy helps organizations identify and develop solutions to their technical, organizational and operational needs by leveraging her expertise with processes and technology. She is an experienced leader, having managed accounting, member/participant services, disability, actuarial and technical teams. Her experience has encompassed actuarial, investment, administration and technology consulting in the administration and management of all types of benefit plans.
Amy has worked closely with participants, employers, staff, senior management, governing boards, industry organizations and legislative groups in assisting them with administrative reviews, organizational and governance evaluations, feasibility studies, strategic planning, third party administrator searches and technology acquisitions and reviews.
Amy was a Vice President with The Segal Company from 1996 to 2007 and re-joined Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice in February 2018. Prior to re-joining Segal, Amy was the Retirement Practice Leader for DXC Technology, Inc. (DXC), formerly Covansys, Saber, EDS, HP, HPE, DXC and now Perspecta, where she was responsible for identifying emerging market trends in benefit administration and driving projects within the Practice to leverage and standardize offerings. As DXC’s Retirement Practice Leader, Amy also served as the client advocate and facilitated interactions and information exchanges between DXC’s benefits administration clients (e.g., Oregon PERS, New Mexico PERA, Texas TRS, Michigan ORS) and other industry experts. Amy worked closely with clients and delivery teams to address business process and technology issues and identify strategic initiatives in the retirement environment.
Some of Amy’s past public sector clients include:
Amy received a BS in Mathematics with minors in Actuarial Science, Computer Science and Economics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, an Enrolled Actuary, a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Project Management Professional.
Amy is the past chairperson of the Society of Actuaries Pension Section Council and the founding chair of the American Academy of Actuaries Public Plan Task Force. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group (PSLG) and the co-chair of Segal’s Women’s Leadership Council.
Amy is a frequent speaker at national and local meetings on a variety of benefit relevant topics from strategic planning to operational improvement to technology enhancements. Her speaking experience includes:
Amy is a Senior Vice President and Senior Consultant in Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice (ATC) in the Phoenix office. She has more than 25 years of experience delivering technology-differentiated solutions to private, public and international clients. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group.
Amy helps organizations identify and develop solutions to their technical, organizational and operational needs by leveraging her expertise with processes and technology. She is an experienced leader, having managed accounting, member/participant services, disability, actuarial and technical teams. Her experience has encompassed actuarial, investment, administration and technology consulting in the administration and management of all types of benefit plans.
Amy has worked closely with participants, employers, staff, senior management, governing boards, industry organizations and legislative groups in assisting them with administrative reviews, organizational and governance evaluations, feasibility studies, strategic planning, third party administrator searches and technology acquisitions and reviews.
Amy was a Vice President with The Segal Company from 1996 to 2007 and re-joined Segal’s Administration and Technology Consulting Practice in February 2018. Prior to re-joining Segal, Amy was the Retirement Practice Leader for DXC Technology, Inc. (DXC), formerly Covansys, Saber, EDS, HP, HPE, DXC and now Perspecta, where she was responsible for identifying emerging market trends in benefit administration and driving projects within the Practice to leverage and standardize offerings. As DXC’s Retirement Practice Leader, Amy also served as the client advocate and facilitated interactions and information exchanges between DXC’s benefits administration clients (e.g., Oregon PERS, New Mexico PERA, Texas TRS, Michigan ORS) and other industry experts. Amy worked closely with clients and delivery teams to address business process and technology issues and identify strategic initiatives in the retirement environment.
Some of Amy’s past public sector clients include:
Amy received a BS in Mathematics with minors in Actuarial Science, Computer Science and Economics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, an Enrolled Actuary, a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Project Management Professional.
Amy is the past chairperson of the Society of Actuaries Pension Section Council and the founding chair of the American Academy of Actuaries Public Plan Task Force. Amy is also a member of Segal’s Public Sector Leadership Group (PSLG) and the co-chair of Segal’s Women’s Leadership Council.
Amy is a frequent speaker at national and local meetings on a variety of benefit relevant topics from strategic planning to operational improvement to technology enhancements. Her speaking experience includes:
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