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About Andrew Duckman, B.A., RHU, RIBO, GBA Candidate
As a veteran corporate benefits, general insurance and wellness professional, Andrew has over fifteen years of experience within the risk management, merchant banking and information technology sectors. His core competencies are product development, employee benefit cost containment and executive and business owner benefit construction. Andrew began his career at Unum Provident (now RBC) developing unique financial solutions to serve the specialized needs of Canada’s small and medium-sized businesses, and was responsible for integrating special risk solutions into the product lines of some of Canada’s largest financial and insurance firms. In 2003, he joined one of Canada’s leading Third Party Administrator and Brokerage firms.
Andrew Duckman is a respected leader within his community, devoting his time and energy to several philanthropic causes. A long-time coach, his latest project is the creation of Child First Player Protection Athlete Coverage, putting children and athlete protection first.
About Child First Protection
Child First Protection was established in 2009 to create niche insurance, financial and unique charitable products that focus on children and their families and is marketed under the name Child First Protection. Founder Andrew Duckman BA, RHU, RIBO, GBA Candidate has significant experience with insurance product development. Child First Protection is backed by North America’s Largest Insurance Carriers and re-insurers and is nationally licensed to sell insurance and financial products. With over ten years experience developing a wide array of financial products for Professional Sports Programs (PHPA, NHLPA), Healthcare Investment Banking and WSIB Alternative Programs (Trucking, Nursing Homes, Sports Clubs).Writing
Author of a number of articles about corporate benefits to Trade Publications including OTR
(Over the Road Transportation Publication)
Benefit Pension and Monitor
Author and Chapter Contributor to one of Canada’s leading Financial Planning Books “The Essential Individual Pension Plan Handbook” and “The TASK”
Philanthropic / Professional Advisory
Vice Chair of the UJA Business Cabinet 2008
Board of Directors – Baycrest Hospital Foundation
Board of Directors – Baycrest Foundation, Governance and Nominations Committee
Founder of Baycrest’s Aces for Alzheimer’s Tennis Tournament which has raised approximately $400,0000 over the last two years
Professional Advisor to Canada's largest Healthcare Investment Bank Bloom Burton
Community Involvement Past and Present
Coach: Forest Hill Hockey (House League & Select)
Coach: North Toronto Soccer (House League & Rep)
TDSB Save the Pools Committee