Perry Beaumont

Perry Beaumont is an established presence in the New York entrepreneurial community who serves as Distinguished Programs’ head of data science. In his actuarial role, Perry Beaumont is tasked with managing the firm’s risk mitigation programs, as well as defining strategic vision and business development.

Mr. Beaumont is well-known as a writer in his field, having authored the books Fixed-Income Synthetic Assets, and Financial Engineering. He has also presented at a number of global events, including the Tokyo Information Summit in 2011 and the Big Data Conference in 2015.

Perry Beaumont regularly lectures in academic settings such as Columbia University, and works as a mentor with the university's center for Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Design. He is committed to volunteer teaching endeavors focused on instilling knowledge of quantitative topics among public school students throughout Connecticut and New York City.

Holding patent US7454377 B1, Mr. Beaumont has additionally developed a novel computer method and apparatus that enables “interactive real-time aggregation and segmentation of probabilistic distributions,” derived from qualitative and quantitative data within kinetic, visual, and aural contexts.