Regional Director Candidates
Jean Moriarity
Jean has been a member of AICP and the MidAtlantic Chapter since 2008. She has served in multiple roles as a Chapter Board Officer including treasurer, secretary, Vice President and 2 years as President. She currently serves as Past President and Regional Director. Jean’s career in the insurance industry has spanned over a 33 years. She has worked at two start up companies building national portfolios of group life, health and disability health products from the ground up. Both were sold to fortune 500 companies, one for $8 billion and one for $200 million. Jean has a strong network or regulator contacts and industry professionals and believes AICP has helped to expand her network and industry knowledge. Jean has worked at multiple insurance companies including U.S. Healthcare, Aetna, and Zurich as a Life and Health Compliance Director specializing in the regulatory development of employee benefit plans. She has held multiple compliance roles such as product development, company licensing, advertising compliance, policy development, and product and rate filings. Currently she is the Director of Contract Development in AFLAC’s Group Life and Disability Division.
Jean has earned the designations of Associate Compliance Professional and Certified Compliance Professional. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree from Temple University and lives in suburban Philadelphia.
What skills do you bring to the office? What qualifications make you a viable candidate for the office?Â
My goals are to represent my chapter and to ensure the chapters have adequate funding and resources to provide in-person and virtual events and education opportunities for their members, and to assist AICP national board to develop and enhance policies and educational opportunities to grow and retain membership.
If elected, how would you use your office to work with others in the AICP to pursue the AICP’s current goals and objectives, to meet member needs, and to enhance the AICP’s value in our insurance compliance community?Â
The Regional Directors work together to establish policies and procedures for the administration of chapter business, and educational events. I will participate on the Outreach Committee and other committees to improve AICP operations both nationally and at the chapter level.
Where would you like to see the AICP in the future and what would you do to move the AICP toward the vision? Â
I would like to see AICP focus on more health insurance compliance topics, attract more health regulators to provide webinars and attend events. T think adding educational events and speakers will attract new membership and provide a valued service to our AICP community.
Additional Comments
I value my membership with AICP. AICP has provided me with industry and compliance information that has helped me grow in my career as a compliance professional. I have developed relationships with regulators and industry peers that I value very much. I encourage our membership to get involved in committees and to participate as board members in the MidAtlantic Chapter. The last two years have been difficult, but as we move back to in person and virtual events we need new people and new ideas to keep our chapter strong.
Vice President Candidates
Ilana Kauffman
What skills do you bring to the office? What qualifications make you a viable candidate for the office?Â
I am a very motivated, diligent, self-starter looking to help MAC continue to thrive.
What would be your goals for office if you are elected?Â
I would like to encourage volunteerism from our members. In the current time, where we cannot always be physically together, I think a personal touch goes a long way.
If elected, how would you use your office to work with others in the AICP to pursue the AICP’s current goals and objectives, to meet member needs, and to enhance the AICP’s value in our insurance compliance community?Â
The AICP is all about involvement. Being on different committees plus the MAC board, enables me to be able to share ideas to a larger audience and work towards providing networking and educational opportunities for the members.
Where would you like to see the AICP in the future and what would you do to move the AICP toward the vision? Â
I’d love to see a partnership between the AICP and the regulators. We are all working towards similar goals and can help each other.
Chapter Financial Liaison Candidates
Scott Hibbs
I am from Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. I am a rising Senior at Fordham University studying Political Science. I studied at Trinity College Dublin for the Spring 2022 Semester. I am currently in the Summer Associates Program in the Compliance Department at Philadelphia Insurance Companies.
What skills do you bring to the office? What qualifications make you a viable candidate for the office?Â
Initiative, problem solving, effectiveness.
What would be your goals for office if you are elected?Â
To ensure the smooth and effective accounting of chapter funds.
If elected, how would you use your office to work with others in the AICP to pursue the AICP’s current goals and objectives, to meet member needs, and to enhance the AICP’s value in our insurance compliance community?Â
I would use my office to ensure that all funds used by the chapter would go towards the betterment of the chapter members and the AICP as a whole.
Where would you like to see the AICP in the future and what would you do to move the AICP toward the vision? Â
I would like to see the AICP as an organization that is an aid to all those who work in compliance and all those who have an interest in working in compliance. I would use my office to facilitate events and programs that would aid those who look for aid in the compliance field.
