Zoie Obst
About Zoie Obst
Zoie Obst serves as the President and Co-Founder of Gamma Iota Sigma and has held various leadership roles at DePauw University, including Executive President of Alpha Phi International Fraternity. She studied Actuarial Science at DePauw University, where she demonstrated initiative by co-founding the university's first Business Professional Fraternity.
Work at Gamma Iota Sigma
Zoie Obst serves as the President and Co-Founder of Gamma Iota Sigma at DePauw University. She has held this position since 2022, contributing to the organization's development and growth. Her leadership role involves overseeing operations and fostering a community focused on actuarial science and risk management.
Education and Expertise
Zoie Obst studied Actuarial Science at DePauw University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from 2019 to 2023. Her academic background provides a solid foundation in mathematical and statistical methods, essential for her career in the insurance industry. She also graduated from Cathedral High School in 2019.
Background
Zoie Obst has demonstrated leadership within Greek life at DePauw University, taking on various roles that highlight her governance and community-building skills. She co-founded DePauw University's first Business Professional Fraternity, showcasing her initiative in creating new student organizations.
Professional Experience
Zoie Obst has gained valuable experience in the insurance sector through her internship at Swiss Re, where she has worked as an Actuarial Analyst Intern since 2020. She also held a position at the Casualty Actuarial Society as part of the CAS Student Central Program in 2022. Additionally, she worked as a STEM Guide for Calculus at DePauw University in 2020.
Leadership Roles in Greek Life
In addition to her role at Gamma Iota Sigma, Zoie Obst has been actively involved in Alpha Phi International Fraternity. She has served as Executive President since 2021 and previously held the position of Vice President of Finance and Housing from 2020 to 2021, further showcasing her leadership capabilities within student organizations.