Richard Quentin Wendt

Background

Wendt, Richard Quentin was born on January 30, 1945 in Brooklyn. Son of Frederic Quentin and Dorothy Mary (Dolan) Wendt.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Notre Dame, 1966. Master in Actuarial Science, University Michigan, 1967.

Career

Actuary, Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, 1969-1972; pension actuary, Penn Mutual Life Insurance, Philadelphia, 1972-1981; vice president, consultant, Johnson & Higgins/Winkelvoss, Philadelphia, 1981-1986; principal, consultant, Towers Perrin, Philadelphia, since 1986.

Achievements

• Richard Quentin Wendt has been listed as a noteworthy Actuary, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Director, coach Chestnut Hill Fathers' Club, Philadelphia, since 1989. With United States Public Health Service, 1967-1969. Fellow Society Actuaries (newsletter editor since 1993, treasurer, council 1993-1994), Conference Consulting Actuaries (vice-chairman pension committee actuarial standard board).

Member American Academy Actuaries, American Statistical Association, International Actuarial Association, British APL Association, Informs, Philadelphia Sailing Club, Beta Gamma Sigma.

Interests

• Avocation: sailing.

Connections

Father:

Frederic Quentin Wendt

Mother:

Dorothy Mary (Dolan) Wendt