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  • Date(s): October 29, 2026 at 10:00 AM ET​

    Where: Virtual Webinar​

    Speakers: Josh Stirling, Mitch Bagley, and Greg Henke (Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives) 

    The Evolving Mortality Landscape: Trends, Risks and Industry Solutions for Life Insurers 

    Join Josh Stirling, Mitch Bagley, and Greg Henke from the Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives for an examination of the evolving mortality landscape, including current trends, key risks for life insurers and practical industry solutions.

  • Date(s): September 27–29, 2026​

    Where: Grapevine, TX (Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center)​

    Moderator: Kimberly Poulopoulos, Head of L&H Mortality Innovation, Swiss Re​

    Panelists: Frank D. Dumont, MD, FACP, Executive Medical Director, Virta Health; Dr. John Schoonbee, Global Chief Medical Officer, Swiss Re; Josh Stirling, JD, MBA, President, Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives

    Metabolic Health as Business Strategy: From GLP-1s to Portfolio Value

    Metabolic health is rapidly shaping health outcomes and risk with implications across 

    underwriting, pricing, claims, and in-force management. This session focuses on what 

    leaders can act on today, how to identify the risk signals that matter, how to distinguish 

    short-term improvements from lasting change, and how to turn emerging interventions — like 

    GLP-1s, nutrition, and behavior change — into measurable portfolio value. Panelists will 

    examine how engagement strategies and sustained health improvement can translate into 

    measurable, long-term value across insurance portfolios. 

  • Date: June 24 Noon ET​

    Where: Zoom Webinar​

    Speakers: Steve Cyboran, Mary Pat Campbell, Teresa Winer, Mitch Bagley, Dale Hall 

    ​Steering Through Post-COVID Mortality Shifts 

    Join the Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives (ICSL) for this timely industry webinar. Guest speaker Dale Hall, FSA, MAAA, CERA, CFA – Managing Director of Research, Society of Actuaries Research Institute, will be joining ICSL members Steve Cyboran, Teresa Winer, and Mary Pat Campbell to discuss the latest mortality and morbidity trends. They’ll unpack recent CDC population data, socioeconomic mortality gaps, rising disability rates, medical claims increases in key mortality-driving areas, and other critical post-COVID insights that insurers and employers must see. This is a must-attend event for actuaries, underwriters, risk managers, benefits leaders, and health & longevity professionals.

  • Date(s): April 19–22, 2026​

    Where: Austin, TX​

    Speakers: Steve Cyboran, ASA, MAAA, FCA, CEBS (ICSL); R. Dale Hall, FSA, MAAA, CERA, CFA (Society of Actuaries Research Institute)

    Boots on the Data: Steering Through Post-COVID Mortality Shifts

    Six years post-onset, some U.S. population mortality groupings remain elevated above pre-

    pandemic baselines, with lingering excess persisting into 2025. In this session, we’ll dive 

    boots-first into the data—reviewing SOA Research Institute individual life insured mortality 

    experience studies, socioeconomic differentials driving disparities, and population mortality 

    overview trends. Leveraging Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives' (ICSL) proprietary 

    translational research insights, we’ll unpack evidence-based drivers of these shifts, 

    including residual pandemic effects and broader trends. Attendees will gain practical, data-

    driven strategies to enhance underwriting accuracy, manage ongoing risks, and advance 

    proactive, integrative prevention approaches that reduce mortality/disability while 

    strengthening portfolios and healthier communities. 

  • Date(s): November 20th, 2025

    Where: Charlotte, NC​

    Speakers: Teresa Winer, Steve Cyboran, Mitch Bagley
    The Power of Collaboration: Illuminating Post-Pandemic Mortality & Morbidity Trends

    The pandemic triggered a pull-forward of mortality, with many deaths occurring early, yet mortality rates remain elevated across specific age groups and causes, defying an anticipated mortality valley. Disability in the workforce continues to hit record highs, driven by diverse causes, complicating actuarial projections. Join experts from the Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives (ICSL) for cutting-edge analysis of mortality and disability trends, plus strategies for proactive health screening to curb future risks.

  • Date(s): July 18th, 2025 at 12:00 PM ET

    Where: Zoom Webinar

    Join Mary Pat Campbell, Greg Henke, Steve Cyboran, Josh Stirling, and Mitch Bagley as we delve into the latest cardiac and cancer mortality data and record level disability trends.

  • Date(s): November 7th, 2024

    Where: Boston, MA

    Speakers: Greg Henke, Mitch Bagley

    Nearly five years into the pandemic, excess mortality persists and creates uncertainty for insurers and reinsurers. What can the industry do to address this? Greg Henke and Mitch Bagley from Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives will provide the latest CDC mortality trend analysis and how insurers can do well by doing good through proactive health screening and testing for policyholders.

  • Date(s): April 22-23 2024

    Where: Nashvillle, TN

    From Crisis to Collaboration: A Global Health Initiative to Save Lives

    Speakers: Eric Brandt and Mitch Bagley

  • Date(s): October 22nd, 2023 from 5:30-8:30 PM EST

    Where: JW Marriott Sports Bar 10 S West St.
    Indianapolis, IN
    46204

    Join us for a social event on Sunday, October 22nd, in Indianapolis to meet some of the actuarial team for our group (ICSL). The event will take place at the JW Marriott Sports Bar (10 S West St Indianapolis, IN 46204). We are looking forward to seeing you there!
    Please RSVP to Mitch@insurancecollaboration.org

  • Date(s): September 21st, 2023 from 11 AM-12 PM CST

    Where: Zoom Webinar

    Did you see us at one of these previous events? Join the team, ask questions, dig deeper.
    Registration link:
    https://www.linkedin.com/events/icslopenindustrypresentation-ap7105542863802822657/comments/

  • Date(s): September 10th-12th, 2023

    Where: The Westin Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

    Everyone is attentively watching the current excess mortality and morbidity crisis unfolding. We think it's just the tip of the iceberg. Join our cross-industry team in this session for a peek under that iceberg.  We’ll share a proprietary analysis of U.S. and global public health data analyzing the scope of the issue and digging into the underlying problems.  Discover the iceberg of health problems underlying the elevated death and disability we see playing out in the bottom line.
    Can anything be done to slow this train? Risk mitigation strategies for insurers will be explored, with an invitation for participants to exchange ideas within the group.

  • Date(s): September 7th, 2023

    Where: Pier Six, Front Street Hamilton, Bermuda

    This is the only industry event uniquely focused on the long-term insurance industry in Bermuda. Apart from the many excellent networking opportunities, the event features leading industry experts and stimulating panel discussions. The conference will provide you with insight on the latest trends and issues facing the industry and your company.

  • Date(s): August 20th-23rd, 2023

    Where: New Orleans Marriott, 555 Canal St New Orleans, LA 70130-2349

    Everyone is attentively watching the current excess mortality and morbidity crisis unfolding. We think it's just the tip of the iceberg. Join our cross-industry team as we share a proprietary analysis of U.S. and global public health data digging into the underlying problems. Discover the iceberg of health problems underlying the elevated death and disability we see playing out in the bottom line. Can anything be done to slow this train? Risk mitigation strategies for insurers will be explored, with an invitation for participants to exchange ideas within the group. This will be a combination of presentation, panel, and Q&A discussion with multiple presenters including actuaries and other industry experts.

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