The GI Lifelong Learning Committee (GILL) has key objectives for the 2020/21 session, and these include:
- Ensuring CPD is of high quality and covers a range of topics for various levels of understanding (beginner, intermediate and high) and is provided in practical locations
- Considering new and innovative ways of CPD that are not reliant on physical location
Membership of GILL Committee:
- Catherine Drummond (Chair)
- Laura Curtis (Deputy Chair)
- Matthew Facey
- Rachel Haldane
- Arihant Kothari
- Amit Parmar
- Ajay Shah
- Richard Williams
- Caroline Yeomans
- Sonal Shah - Education Actuary
The GILL Committee operates within a Terms of Reference and supports the IFoA's Council in the delivery of its corporate strategy.
How to join the General Insurance Lifelong Learning Committee (GILL)
All volunteer opportunities arising for the Board and its sub-committees are advertised on our volunteer vacancies web page. Further information for volunteers, including tips on how to chair a meeting, can be found in the Volunteer Information Pack (VIP).
Watch video recordings of selected sessions from GIRO Conference 2019
For those who could not attend GIRO 2019, we are pleased to offer recordings of some of the sessions which are available to purchase, download and view from your device. Find out more.
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GI - Lifelong Learning Sub-committee - members - Task and Person Spec
17 September 2018
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