Jerry A. Miccolis

Principal Brinton Eaton Associates, Inc. Integrated Financial Planning, Tax Advice and Investment Management 175 South Street, Suite 200 Morristown, NJ 07960 (973) 984-3352; Fax: (973) 292-0003 http://www.brintoneaton.com/; www.towersperrin.com

Jerry Miccolis wrote about enterprise risk management for IRMI.com.

Mr. Miccolis is a principal with the financial planning and investment management firm Brinton Eaton Associates, Inc., where he is involved with life/retirement/tax/estate planning; portfolio management, and securities research, analysis, and selection.

For nearly 25 years, before joining Brinton Eaton in 2003, Mr. Miccolis was a risk management consultant and consulting actuary with Tillinghast-Towers Perrin and a principal of Towers Perrin.

Mr. Miccolis is architect of several of Tillinghast-Towers Perrin’s multidisciplinary service offerings, including workers compensation cost management, strategic risk financing, and enterprise risk management. He served that firm in a number of local, national, and global practice leadership positions. Mr. Miccolis most recently led the firm’s global enterprise risk management consulting activities. He is a widely quoted speaker and author on risk management issues.

Mr. Miccolis’ client responsibilities with Tillinghast-Towers Perrin included managing complex multidisciplinary consulting engagements in the areas of enterprise risk management, workers compensation cost management, total health management, strategic risk financing, loss forecasting, financial modeling, funding analysis, and general management consulting. He also has undertaken actuarial and management consulting assignments with traditional and captive insurance companies and statutory insurance funds, and has worked with legislators and regulatory authorities, providing advice, including expert witness testimony, on proposed insurance legislation/regulations, financial examinations, and rate filings.

A Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society and a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, Mr. Miccolis has served both groups on a number of professional committees, chairing several, and sitting on the Casualty Committee of the Actuarial Standards Board. He most recently chaired the CAS Committee on Enterprise Risk Management. Mr. Miccolis also has authored and reviewed/refereed professional papers in the actuarial literature and has served as an editor of CAS and Towers Perrin publications. He received a BS in mathematics from Drexel University, and holds the Chartered Financial Analyst® designation from the Association for Investment Management and Research.

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Articles on IRMI.com

Risk Management: Enterprise Risk Management

Practical ERM Applications: Risk Integration (September 2003)

Implementing Enterprise Risk Management: Getting the Fundamentals Right (June 2003)

ERM Lessons Across Industries (March 2003)

Practical ERM Applications: Capital Allocation (November 2002)

Practical ERM Applications: Assessing Capital Adequacy (September 2002)

The Language of Enterprise Risk Management: A Practical Glossary and Discussion of Relevant Terms, Concepts, Models, and Measures (May 2002)

Implementing Enterprise Risk Management: The Emerging Role of the Chief Risk Officer (January 2002)

ERM and September 11 (November 2001)

Modeling the Reality of Risk: The Cornerstone of Enterprise Risk Management (July 2001)

Enterprise Risk Management in the Financial Services Industry: From Concept to Management Process (November 2000)

Enterprise Risk Management in the Financial Services Industry: Still a Long Way To Go (August 2000)

Enterprise Risk Management: What's Beyond the Talk? (May 2000)