Mr. Mowry is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society and has 20 years of experience in the insurance industry, working primarily in pricing, product development and regulatory compliance. Mr. Mowry began his career in 1993 as an actuarial analyst specializing in property pricing and reserving. Since that time he has served in a number of leadership roles, most recently as director of pricing and product development for all personal insurance. He has extensive experience in developing and implementing product pricing segmentation strategies. Mr. Mowry joined AHC in April of 2013 and currently serves as an executive vice president and chief actuary of AHC and each of its operating subsidiaries.
Mr. Schreiner has practiced insurance law since graduating from New York University Law School in 1997. Representing primarily domestic and London Market insurers and reinsurers, he has litigated and arbitrated coverage disputes involving property, general liability, D&O, E&O, and reinsurance policies in courts and venues around the United States, and has extensively counseled insurers on ways to avoid or resolve coverage disputes of all sizes, from homeowners’ claims through the property appraisal for the World Trade Center. Mr. Schreiner has spoken and written extensively on several topics related to insurance, including D&O coverage, the appropriate management of appointed defense counsel by insurers, and claims management and fraud detection/avoidance in the wake of catastrophes. From 2006 to 2013, he edited the American Bar Association’s Annual Survey of Developments in Property Insurance Law, and beginning in 2007, he has taught “Insurance Law for Corporate Lawyers and Litigators” as an adjunct professor at Catholic University Law School.