Grace Perdew
About Grace Perdew
Grace Perdew is an Actuarial Analyst with over a decade of experience at The Cincinnati Insurance Companies, where she specializes in personal lines within the property and casualty sector. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science from Ball State University and has passed several actuarial exams.
Work at The Cincinnati Insurance Companies
Grace Perdew has been employed as an Actuarial Analyst at The Cincinnati Insurance Companies since 2012. In this role, she focuses on analyzing personal lines within the property and casualty sector. Her responsibilities include conducting loss reserving, where she has accumulated approximately two years of experience. The Cincinnati Insurance Companies is known for its commitment to providing quality insurance solutions, and Perdew's analytical skills contribute to this mission.
Education and Expertise
Grace Perdew earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Actuarial Science from Ball State University, where she studied from 2008 to 2012. Her education provided her with a strong foundation in quantitative analysis and risk assessment. Perdew has demonstrated expertise in effectively communicating complex quantitative information through various mediums, including exhibits, graphs, and oral presentations. She has also passed several actuarial exams, including 1/P, 2/FM, MLC, and 3F/MFE.
Background
Grace Perdew began her career as a Student Assistant at WIPB-TV, a public television station affiliated with Ball State University, from 2010 to 2011. Following this role, she gained practical experience as an Actuarial Intern at Nationwide Financial in 2011 for three months. This background provided her with valuable insights into the actuarial field and prepared her for her current position at The Cincinnati Insurance Companies.
Professional Experience
In addition to her current role at The Cincinnati Insurance Companies, Grace Perdew has relevant experience from her internship at Nationwide Financial, where she worked as an Actuarial Intern for three months in 2011. This experience allowed her to apply her academic knowledge in a professional setting and gain insights into the actuarial processes within the financial services industry.