Gamma Iota Sigma, Sigma Chapter

This Week's H. Wayne Snyder: Distinguished Lecturer

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Every Wednesday from 12:00-12:50 The Sigma Chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma hosts an organizational meeting. During each of these meetings a guest speaker addresses the members of The Sigma Chapter as part of a series of guest lecturers. This series of chosen speakers is referred to as: The H. Wayne Snyder Distinguished Guest Lecturer Series. To get an idea of the caliber of individuals that speak at these Wednesday meetings, you may view our library of past speakers. Otherwise, lecturers tend to reside in the Actuarial Science, Risk Management and Insurance, or Healthcare industries. Most speakers tend to have at least five years experience in their respective careers. Below is a short biography on this week's guest speaker.

The H. Wayne Distinguished Guest Lecturer Series Presents:

Deborah Alleyne
Senior Vice President
Excess Workers Compensation
ACE, USA
Philadelphia, PA

Deborah Alleyne holds the position of Senior Vice President, Excess Workers Compensation for ACE USA’s ACE Risk Management (ARM) division. Ms. Alleyne oversees the national underwriting for ARM’s dedicated Excess Workers Compensation unit (centralized in Philadelphia). She’s responsible for managing stand-alone Excess Workers Compensation programs as well as ARM’s Texas Employers Excess Indemnity and Retention/Clash product offerings.

Ms. Alleyne has 33 years of experience in the insurance arena. She began her insurance career with ACE predecessor organization Insurance Company of North American (INA) in 1977 in the underwriting program. She spent several years at AIG and Home Insurance, among other major carriers, prior to joining ACE.

Ms. Alleyne has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from the University of Pennsylvania and earned a Master of Science degree in Insurance Management from Boston University. She holds professional designations for the following: Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU); Associate in Risk Management (ARM); Associate in Reinsurance (ARe); Associate in Management (AIM); and, Associate in Research and Planning (ARP).