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PRESENTERS

Ted Stuckey Miles Wuller
QBE RSG Underwriting Managers

Ted is the Managing Director of Miles Wuller is a Managing Director
QBE Ventures at QBE Insurance of Ryan Specialty Group (RSG) and
Group. QBE Ventures backs early- is Chief Operating Officer for RSG
stage companies who provide Underwriting Managers (RSGUM).
intelligence and resolution to Miles joined RSG in 2010, originally
the global insurance ecosystem as Global Treasurer leading capital
through technically-challenging and activity and executing RSG’s M&A
industry-changing ideas. Prior to starting QBE Ventures, strategy across the specialty space. Over the course of his
Ted led QBE’s Global Digital Innovation Lab and spent career, Miles has maintained a senior role in the sourcing,
time in various roles with Travelers and FirstComp. review, and valuation of numerous agency, broking, MGU/
MGA and risk bearing prospects, each with a focus on
organizational strategic goals and accretive returns. His
efforts contributed to roughly 40 successful closes, totaling
Lloyd Treinish combined buy and sell side activity of over $5 billion. As
IBM COO, Miles led the integration of RSGUM’s acquisitions
Lloyd A. Treinish works on and start-ups into one unified operating platform which
environmental sciences problems, remains an ongoing competitive advantage in both
helping to lead IBM’s research and efficiency and speed to market. Prior to RSG, Miles had
development in these areas. He a 10-year career at Aon Corporation. Miles received his
is an IBM Distinguished Engineer Bachelor of Architecture at the University of Kansas and
at the IBM Thomas J. Watson his Masters of Business Administration at the University of
Research Center in Yorktown Heights, Chicago, Graduate School of Business.
NY. He is the pioneer of scientifically-based services for
environmentally-sensitive business operations, including
issues related to weather, water, energy, climate and
sustainability, which are among his areas of research. He
started the “Deep Thunder” project, which enabled the
practical use of advanced modeling for weather-sensitive
decision making, and became IBM’s weather forecasting
model. He also works on scientific visualization and data
models, where his earlier work established standards
in the community. He joined IBM Research in 1990 after
doing related work for over 12 years at NASA. He received
an SB and SM in physics, and an SB in Earth and Planetary
Sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
in 1978. He has authored over 70 scientific papers. He is a
member of the American Geophysical Union, the American
Meteorological Society, the Association of Computing
Machinery (ACM), ACM Special Interest Group for Computer
Graphics (as a Computer Graphics Pioneer), the Institute
of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society,
and the IBM Academy of Technology. He has won several
awards from IBM and NASA for his contributions.

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