Call for Presentations
Share your knowledge. Inspire new ideas. Help advance the future of property and casualty actuarial science.
Every presentation has the potential to spark new thinking, solve real-world challenges, and strengthen the actuarial profession.
Whether you're sharing a proven practice, exploring emerging risks, demonstrating new analytical approaches, or offering lessons learned from experience, your perspective can make an impact. Presenting at a CAS meeting is an opportunity to contribute to the profession, engage with peers, and help shape the conversations driving property and casualty actuarial practice forward.
The CAS is currently accepting presentation proposals for the following.
Call for Presentations
2027 CAS Spring Meeting
May 16-19, 2027
Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk
Chicago, IL
Deadline: October 2, 2026
Submit Spring Meeting Proposal
The Spring Meeting Working Group (SMWG) issues the Call for Presentations for the 2027 Spring Meeting.
- Experienced property and casualty actuaries who apply integrated expertise to solve complex problems and influence decision-making.
- Advanced specialists who design innovative solutions and lead cross-functional teams across organizations.
Your session submission should be able to address one of the following themes for the event:
- Data, Analytics, and Technical Tools
- Advanced Technical Skills (Excel, SQL, R, Python, XGBoost, TensorFlow)
- Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning
- Data Engineering/Management
- AI, Emerging Technology, and Innovation
- Generative AI
- Emerging Technology (FinTech, Drones, Autonomous Vehicles)
- Special Topics
- Risk, Insurance, and Actuarial Practice
- Climate Risk
- Lines of Business
- Reserving
- Professional Judgment, Ethics, and Leadership
- Fairness in Algorithms/Bias
- Leadership and Communication
- Concurrent Sessions are 60 minutes, inclusive of Q&A
- Must have 2-3 speakers per concurrent session (not including moderators)*
- Speakers must travel in-person to present
- Be prepared to repeat the session at the event
- Format
- Originality
- Relevance
- Audience Engagement
- New or Never Before Presented
It is highly recommended that you read the entire Call for Presentations Guidelines before choosing your topic and writing your proposal.
* To request exceptions to the speaker limits, please contact npotter@casact.org.
Submit Spring Meeting Proposal