Soyeon Song, Cpa, Ca
About Soyeon Song, Cpa, Ca
Soyeon Song is an Actuarial Associate III specializing in Actuarial Transformation at The Standard in Portland, Oregon. She holds a Master's Degree in Accounting and a Canadian CPA designation, with previous experience at PwC in various roles across New York and Bermuda.
Current Role at The Standard
Soyeon Song serves as an Actuarial Associate III in the Actuarial Transformation team at The Standard, a position she has held since 2021. In her current role, she focuses on automation, workflow, and reporting, contributing to the company's efforts in enhancing actuarial processes. Prior to this, she worked as an Actuarial Associate III in Individual Annuities and as an Actuarial Associate II in the same department, gaining extensive experience in the actuarial field within the organization.
Professional Experience at PwC
Soyeon Song has significant experience with PwC, where she held various roles over a span of five years. She began as an Experienced Associate in Hamilton, Bermuda, from 2014 to 2016, before advancing to Senior Associate in Bermuda for 11 months and then in New York for two years until 2019. Her tenure at PwC provided her with a strong foundation in accounting and actuarial practices, working in diverse environments.
Education and Academic Background
Soyeon Song studied at the University of Waterloo, where she earned both a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics and a Master's Degree in Accounting. She completed her Bachelor's from 2009 to 2013 and her Master's in 2014, which took 11 months. Additionally, she holds a minor degree in Economics, complementing her expertise in accounting and mathematics.
Professional Designations
Soyeon Song holds a Canadian CPA designation, which underscores her qualifications in accounting and finance. This designation is a testament to her expertise and commitment to the field, enhancing her professional profile in the actuarial and accounting sectors.
Involvement in University of Waterloo Accounting Conference
Soyeon Song served as the Executive Coordinator for the University of Waterloo Accounting Conference (UWAC) from 2010 to 2011. In this role, she contributed to the organization and execution of the conference, gaining valuable experience in event management and professional networking within the accounting community.