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Is your firm making the most of  the power of three?

Open-access content Tuesday 5th May 2015 — updated 9.20pm, Thursday 2nd April 2020

Are there three or more actuaries in your firm? If the answer is yes, do you have a continuing professional development (CPD) co-ordinator, and do they attend the IFoA's annual CPD co-ordinators' briefing? The IFoA recommends: "Organisations that employ at least three qualified actuaries are encouraged to appoint a CPD co-ordinator."

CPD co-ordinators play a key role in effective engagement between actuarial employers and the IFoA. This facilitates the sharing of ideas and best practice, and it helps the IFoA to understand the needs and requirements of employers. It also helps organisations ensure their people stay compliant and receive details of opportunities and benefits as they arise. 

View the Become a CPD Co-ordinator: Engaging with Employers booklet online to read what some of our members say about the role or email [email protected] to discuss what is involved.

 Download the booklet  

This article appeared in our May 2015 issue of The Actuary .
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