IACA

History and Mission

Consulting actuaries from across the world first met as a group at a special meeting of the 16th International Congress of Actuaries in 1960. Much of the impetus for this first and subsequent meetings was stimulated by Max Lander and Geoffrey Heywood. A similar meeting was held in Edinburgh at the 17th International Congress in 1964, when it was decided to set up a Committee to ensure that international meetings focused on issues of concern to consulting actuaries would continue to be held every other year on a more frequent basis that the ICA. Geoffrey Heywood was elected Chairman of the Committee, the other members being Messrs. Brans (Holland), Carson (South Africa), Hamilton (U.S.A.), Heubeck (Germany), Lander (U.K.), Melville (Australia) and Warren (U.S.A.).

This Committee, with a few changes, organised the IACA business meetings held in Munich in June 1968. At the third business meeting on 13th June 1968, it was agreed that the International Association of Consulting Actuaries should be formally constituted, separate from the International Actuarial Association, and a formal set of Rules was adopted unanimously. The Committee appointed under the Rules was as follows:

Chairman	Geoffrey Heywood	Great Britain
Vice-Chairman	James A. Hamilton	U.S.A.
Secretary/Treasurer	Maxwell Lander	Great Britain
Committee	R.W. Abbott Preston C. Bassett J.A.Theo M. Brans J.A. Carson Henry G. Devitt Georg Heubeck Carroll E. Nelson Raymond C. Palmer	Great Britain U.S.A. Netherlands South Africa Canada Germany U.S.A. Australia

Location of Meetings

YEAR	LOCATION	CHAIRMAN	SECRETARY- TREASURER
1968	Munich, Germany	Geoffrey Heywood	Maxwell Lander
1970	Washington, DC, U.S.A.	Geoffrey Heywood	Maxwell Lander
1972	Helsingor, Denmark	Geoffrey Heywood	Maxwell Lander
1974	Amsterdam, Netherlands	J.A.Theo M. Brans	Jan C. Hoogteijling
1976	Sydney, Australia	Preston C. Bassett	Evan Innes
1978	Toronto, Canada	Raymond C. Palmer	Evan Innes
1980	Vienna, Austria	M. David R. Brown	Robert D. Masding
1982	Stratford-upon-Avon, U.K.	Dennis F. Gilley	Robert D. Masding
1984	Maui, HI, U.S.A.	Paul H. Jackson	Robert D. Masding
1986	Bermuda	James M. Hutton	Robert D. Masding
1988	Munich, Germany	Karl-Josef Bode	Richard Moore
1990	Auckland, New Zealand	Dudley Funnell	Richard Moore
1992	Vancouver, Canada	Christopher J. White	Richard Moore
1994	Hong Kong	Robert D. Masding	Dudley Funnell
1996	Gleneagles, Scotland	Michael Arnold	Dudley Funnell
1998	Cape Town, South Africa	Harold Mitchley	Dudley Funnell
2000	Hershey, PA, U.S.A.	Ronald M. Walker	Dudley Funnell
2002	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Rudd H. Sprenkels	Michael D. Mills
2004	Sydney, Australia	Brent W. Walker	Michael D. Mills
2006	Paris, France	R. Adrian J. Waddingham	Margaret T. Sherwood
2008	Boston, MA, U.S.A.	Michael L. Toothman	Margaret T. Sherwood
2010	Cape Town, South Africa	Hideyuki Yoshida	Morten Harbitz
2012	Hong Kong	Ken Buffin	Morten Harbitz
2014	Washington, DC, U.S.A.	Andrew Vaughan	Morten Harbitz
2016	St. John's, NL, Canada	Margaret T. Sherwood	Morten Harbitz
2018	Berlin, Germany	Cathy Lyn	Kudzai Chigiji
2020	Virtual	Nigel Sloam	George Symeonidis
2022	Virtual	Brian Spence	Marc Slutzky

Other Significant Historical Items

1. In recognition of their great contributions to IACA, Messrs Heywood and Lander were elected Emeritus Members of the IACA Committee in 1976.

2. Karl-Josef Bode attended every biennial Conference over a period of more than twenty years after IACA was formed.

3. A joint meeting with the Conference of Consulting Actuaries was held in San Francisco in 1970.

4. IACA first produced a printed membership list and report in 1990.

5. It was decided in 1999 that IACA should become the Consulting Section of the International Actuarial Association.

6. Membership has generally grown over the years since IACA was founded and in 2010 consisted of 462 Members with 42 countries represented.