Dana is a principal in Oliver Wyman’s Actuarial practice and leads the firm’s Charlotte office.
She advises corporations with self-funded insurance programs, insurance companies, public entities, captive insurers, regulators, and government agencies across a broad range of property and casualty insurance topics.
Dana has particular expertise in workers’ compensation and other casualty lines. Her work includes loss and loss adjustment expense reserve analyses, confidence-level analyses, cost allocation models, premium requirement forecasts, rate-of-return projections, and support for state insurance department rate filings.
Good actuarial analysis gives organizations a clearer view of risk and the confidence to make better decisions about funding, reserves, and long-term financial exposure
She also helps non-insurance organizations evaluate self-insurance funding, allocate costs, and assess risk retention strategies. In addition, Dana has supported state insurance departments with examination audits.
Her work focuses on helping clients better understand their risk, funding needs, and financial exposure so they can make more informed decisions.
Dana is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society and a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries.