Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson

Sr. Director Global Communication

New York, NY, US

Jeremy manages the written expression of Milliman’s intellectual capital. This includes helping consultants make actuarial and technical concepts understandable to a wider business audience and translating consulting expertise into effective written and digital communications. He also works with the media and in a public affairs capacity.

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Experience

Jeremy has been working with technical professionals to communicate the business value of their ideas and inventions since 1999. He joined Milliman in 2004 and has since managed an ongoing firm-wide editorial initiative. In 2002, Jeremy founded Inkslinger Consulting, a sole proprietorship writing company servicing small- to medium-sized businesses in the greater Seattle area.

Publications and Presentations

Management of Milliman’s print publications and digital media ecosystem.

Various business writing courses designed specifically for consultants.

Bylined articles in publications such as The Health Care Blog, Seattle Weekly, ComputerWorld, and Northwest Runner.

Education

BA, Writing, Whitman College

Publications

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Article

How have healthcare costs changed since 2005?

18 September 2025 - by Bill J. Thompson, Christopher S. Girod, David M. Liner, Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson

To mark the report's 20th anniversary, Milliman Medical Index authors review how healthcare costs have changed since 2005.

Article

Increasing diversity in clinical trials

27 June 2024 - by Chris Page, Ellyn Russo, Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson

Milliman health researchers discuss strategies and benefits of making sure new medical treatments are tested in patients from a range of backgrounds.

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Growing the actuarial profession in the developing world: Where the UNDP-GAIN initiative stands after one year

05 December 2023 - by Merideth Randles, Danh Mai, Reetu Singh, Christine Perkovich O'Brien, Edward Moskovski, Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson

Five Milliman volunteers reflect on the first year of work with the United Nations Development Programme to expand actuarial capacity and help end poverty.

Article

Hurricane Sandy reading list

29 October 2012 - by Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson

Article

2010 Milliman Medical Index

01 May 2010 - by Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson, Lorraine W. Mayne

Total medical costs continued to increase this year, with the average family of four paying 7.8% more for healthcare.

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Experience

Read their latest work

How have healthcare costs changed since 2005?

Increasing diversity in clinical trials

Growing the actuarial profession in the developing world: Where the UNDP-GAIN initiative stands after one year

Hurricane Sandy reading list

2010 Milliman Medical Index

Different breeds of public plan

Agreeing about coverage

Be careful what [guarantees] you ask for

U.K.'s NICE sheds light on comparative value

Fact or fiction: Electronic health records will reduce healthcare costs

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Jeremy Engdahl-Johnson

Read their latest work

How have healthcare costs changed since 2005?

Increasing diversity in clinical trials

Growing the actuarial profession in the developing world: Where the UNDP-GAIN initiative stands after one year

Hurricane Sandy reading list

2010 Milliman Medical Index

Different breeds of public plan

Agreeing about coverage

Be careful what [guarantees] you ask for

U.K.'s NICE sheds light on comparative value

Fact or fiction: Electronic health records will reduce healthcare costs

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