Application closing date: 4 November 2025
The CMI is seeking to appoint an experienced, proactive and innovative volunteer to take on the role of Deputy Chair of the CMI Executive Committee which oversees the work of the CMI (on behalf of the directors of CMI Limited).
This is an exciting opportunity for someone with a strong interest in the CMI’s work on mortality and morbidity analysis and projections, and the value this provides to a wide base of subscribers. The successful candidate will influence and contribute to the work of the CMI at a policy level.
The CMI is proud of its long-standing commitment to providing high-quality and impartial analysis. We are keen to seek an individual who will support the CMI Chair in leading the CMI Executive Committee, so the CMI can successfully fulfil its . It is expected the individual will:
The role of the Deputy Chair is due to commence in March 2026 with a view to progressing to the role of Chair in 2029.
This opportunity is ideal for professionals typically working in a life insurance company, reinsurance company, consultancy advising such companies or a pensions consultancy. However, we will consider applications from other sectors. Recognising and embracing the unique and diverse talents of our volunteers is fundamental to the success of our organisation.
For more details of the role, please read the role and responsibilities (PDF, 150 KB).
Please send your expression of interest to Viv Maclure, Secretary to the CMI, by 4 November 2025. This should be no more than 300 to 500 words, including a synopsis of your relevant:
If you would like to learn more about the role, Jonathan Hughes, the current Chair of the CMI, would be happy to talk with interested candidates. To arrange a discussion, please contact Viv Maclure.
The Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) seeks to produce high-quality impartial analysis, standard tables and models of mortality and morbidity for long-term insurance products and pension scheme liabilities on behalf of subscribers and, in doing so, to further actuarial understanding. The CMI’s work is undertaken within a UK private company – CMI Limited – which is wholly owned by the ÐßÐßÊÓÆµ (IFoA).