Many organizations help prospective actuaries who are currently interested in the career field. As a student, we encourage you to utilize any of these organizations to build a community as you begin your career as an Actuary for whichever ones you are eligible to join.
Home – OLA – Organization Latino Actuaries
“Our goal: To increase the number of Latino Actuaries by promoting the profession and providing guidance, mentorship, and networking opportunities.”
International Association of Black Actuaries
“The International Association of Black Actuaries is a professional and student member organization whose mission is to increase the number of successful Black actuaries through programs and partnerships that address their underrepresentation in the profession. Our vision is equitable exposure, access, development, and advancement for Black people within the actuarial profession.”
“To support and empower Asian actuaries to succeed in their careers.”
About | South Asian Network Of Actuaries (sanaactuaries.org)
“South Asian Network of Actuaries (SANA) was created for attracting South Asian talent into actuarial career path, and for the upliftment of south asian actuaries. We noticed that actuaries of South Asian background were underrpresented when compared to the world population and US population of South Asian descent. Amongst South Asians, there are quite a few who attend college dreaming to be an engineer, doctor, or computer programmer. However, the percentage of actuarial aspirants is significantly lower. This was the call to action we answered and SANA was formed as a result.”
Network of Actuarial Women and Allies (nawaactuaries.org
“Our mission is to connect and empower women of all backgrounds, races, ethnicities, and life circumstances to be successful in the actuarial profession.”
Sexuality and Gender Alliance of Actuaries (sagaactuaries.org)
“SAGAA’s purpose is to facilitate connections between LGBTQ+ actuaries and allies to engage in community-wide dialogue about LGBTQ+ issues. This group aims to create a safe space for dialogue, community, and career encouragement, while also educating the broader actuarial profession.”