William Strange is a principal and consulting actuary in the Dallas office of Milliman, where he partners with plan sponsors to design and implement employee benefit plans tailored to their strategic goals.
William has worked in the retirement consulting field since 2007, with prior experience at Buck Consultants and Fidelity Investments. Clients look to William to provide proactive consulting advice on how to mitigate benefit plan risk and leverage plans to achieve workforce planning goals. His expertise includes:
Conducting actuarial valuations for defined benefit and retiree medical plans
Designing defined benefit and defined contribution plans (qualified and nonqualified)
Optimizing cash balance designs for professional service firms
Performing merger & acquisition due diligence
Making projections to evaluate future retirement design changes
Consulting on Liability Driven Investing strategies to manage pension risk
Conducting global accounting consolidation
Consulting on plan administration outsourcing alternatives
William has presented at professional conferences and corporate meetings on a variety of employee benefit topics.
14 August 2024 - by Bret Linton, William Strange, Zorast Wadia
As many frozen pension plans face a unique opportunity to reopen to new participants and leverage excess assets, we answer some common questions from plan sponsors.
Milliman employee benefit experts discuss the potential impact on veteran employees, the future of corporate DB plans, and the Act’s other implications for pensions.
For plan sponsors that have resolved to terminate their plans, they typically turn their attention to two important factors: financial and operational readiness.