As a principal of
Insurance Strategies, Bob helps senior executives reposition their
business and maximize their value proposition through effective financial
and business process management. Current
assignments include working with financial institutions in financial,
product, and distribution management strategies and processes to help
clients grow and improve their businesses.
Mr. Schneider is a
Senior Executive with 30 years of experience in life insurance and annuity
product management, distribution strategy, and all aspects of insurance
company financial management. As
an actuary, he has extensive background in product design and pricing, in
the compensation of distribution channels, and in the regulatory, legal,
and tax environments of the insurance industry.
As a senior executive, he is experienced in developing and managing
business plans, in coordinating functional areas to bring projects to a
successful conclusion, in negotiating with business partners, and in joint
venture and merger/acquisition projects.
His primary focus is helping CEO’s, CFO’s, and Chief Marketing
Officers develop strategic plans, implement product and distribution
strategies, improve financial management techniques, and execute merger
and acquisition opportunities.
He has also assisted
companies in implementing systems and procedures to monitor and reduce
expenses, developed methods to measure and report corporate performance,
and provided litigation support with respect to dividend scales.
Prior to founding
Insurance Strategies, Mr. Schneider was the Executive Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer of New England Financial, where he was responsible
for the company’s actuarial, accounting, treasury, and audit functions
and for Individual Life Insurance product management. He was a member the
company’s Board of Directors.
Mr. Schneider received
his A.B. in Political Science from Middlebury College. He is a Fellow of
the Society of Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries,
and a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries.
He has served on the Editorial Board of “The Actuarial Digest”
and has spoken at local and national actuarial conferences and at other
insurance industry seminars.