Articles by Tan Suee Chieh

There’s no point speaking if no one hears you. Effective communication starts with silence – this is the understated art of listening, says Tan Suee Chieh

Tan Suee Chieh and Nick Spencer share the lessons of the Project New Horizon programme, which aims to prepare the profession for an increasingly complex future

This message will be my last as president, and I thought it would be fitting to address the issue of stewardship.

In our strategy debates, we discussed the importance of adopting a multi-disciplinary approach to problemsolving, in order to tackle the complex and systemic issues facing the profession and wider society.

As we took up our roles as CEO and president of  the IFoA last year,

he IFoA’s VSMD (Vision, Skillset, Mindset and Domains) strategy is motivated by two impulses

IFoA president Tan Suee Chieh discusses how actuaries can work for the public interest in a time of technological and societal upheaval, and looks ahead to 2021’s exciting programme of events

Our profession was brought forth from pondering the unknown, chance and the uncertainty of lifespan

In 2016, under the leadership of the then immediate past president Nick Salter, the IFoA published a four-year diversity strategy: a thoughtful and informed plan to promote recognition, understanding and respect of our members’, volunteers’ and colleagues’ individual differences.