Welcome Jack Liddicoat and Joshua Porterfield

Select welcomes Jack Liddicoat and Joshua Porterfield to the team. Jack is a recent graduate of Wake Forest University. Josh is a recent graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic University. Both Jack and Josh are actuarial analysts in our Nashville office.

Experienced Actuarial Analyst

Select Actuarial Services is an independent property and casualty actuarial consulting firm. We specialize in the analysis of risks retained by non-insurance entities, either through self-insurance or captive insurance company arrangements. We have an established base of long-term, satisfied clients in many fields, and we expect this base to continue to grow. This growth has […]

Arizona PRIMA Summer Education Series

We will once again be a sponsor of the Arizona Public Risk Management Association’s Summer Education Series. The event is July 29-31 in Flagstaff.

Elly Fetters Promoted to Partner at SAS!

We are excited to announce that Elly Fetters has been promoted to Partner in the firm! Elly began her career with Select in 2018 as an actuarial analyst and earned her ACAS in 2024. Elly is a tremendous asset to our firm and to our clients and we are proud to call her our partner.

Congrats to Sam Uselton!

A big congratulations to SAS analyst Sam Uselton! Sam passed the MAS-1 (Modern Actuarial Statistics) exam. Way to go, Sam. Keep it up!

Where Will You See Us in 2026?

Look for us at these upcoming events – Tennessee Captive Insurance Association’s Annual Conference. – October 12-14, 2026 in Nashville Tennessee Public Risk Management Association’s Annual Conference – November 18-20, 2026 in Franklin Dallas/Ft. Worth RIMS Holiday Party & Casino Night – December 9, 2026 in Dallas

Congratulations to Mary Frances Miller

Congratulations to our Chief Actuary Mary Frances Miller for earning the Jim Hinton Award at the 13th Annual Tennessee Captive Insurance Association’s annual conference. The award is given to those who have made significant contributions in the captive insurance space in the state. Way to go Mary Frances!