GLENN A. TOBLEMAN, FSA, FCAS, MAAA
Executive Vice President & Managing Principal
Consulting Actuary, Dallas office
Email: GTobleman@LewisEllis.com
Glenn Tobleman serves as the Managing Principal of the Dallas office. With over 30 years of insurance and consulting experience, Glenn has gained a great deal of insight into the workings of insurance companies and businesses that choose to self-insure their insurable risks. Glenn is one of a handful of people in the U.S. who has achieved Fellowship in both the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society. He has significant knowledge and experience in Life, Annuity, Health, Property and Casualty fields, and uses that expertise to help clients meet strategic goals and improve bottom-line profitability. Glenn serves as the Appointed Actuary for several clients, and appreciates the friendships that he has built with many long-term clients. Glenn enjoys watching and playing several sports, as well as playing the guitar and singing. He is an active member of his local church and his neighborhood association.
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Upcoming/Recent Professional Activities
9/2010
Will facilite at the 2010 Valuation Actuary Symposium's Session 48 IF - Valuation Actuary Forum in Chicago. This interactive forum provides appointed actuaries and others with high-level involvement the opportunity to discuss with their industry peers the issues of greatest interest to them in fulfilling their duties and responsibilities.
7/2009
Spoke at the Texas IASA Meeting in Lost Pines, Texas. Glenn discussed Property and Casualty Valuation issues.
12/2007
Participated in a panel at the 8th Annual Executive Educational Conference's Special Pre-Conference Seminar: "Securitization in South Carolina" in Charleston. The panel discussed "Actuarial, Accounting and Legal Analysis of a Securitization Transaction".
11/2005
Spoke at the Actuaries' Club of the Southwest (ACSW) in Plano, Texas. Glenn headed up a session titled "Impact Valuation Mortality and Interest Changes for Life Insurance Products".
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