In Memory of

Frederick J Mikill, ll, FLMI

Fred was Co-Founder, Managing Director, and Chief Executive Officer of New Orleans Medical Mission Services, Inc. Fred was also Managing Director of Global Trade Network, L.L.C. that provides business consulting services and development to small business owners, and, Managing Director of Mikill, L.L.C. that owns and manages real estate. Fred retired from Pan-American Life Insurance Company as the Senior Vice President Individual Insurance and International Service and Administration. During his career he authored two publications. “ISD Cost Allocation”, Life Office Management Association, in the Journal of Information Management and “Maximizing Project Success”, Insurance Accounting and Statistical Association, in The INTERPRETER. Fred held a BSC in Industrial Management, from Spring Hill College and two Fellowship degrees from the Life Office Management Association. He was a Past Member of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Member and Chairman of LOMA Data Processing Management Committee, Member of LOMA Productivity Measurement and Improvement Committee and a Member of the World Trade Center. Fred was a Junior Achievement Advisor for 11 years, Volunteered for the United Way of Greater New Orleans holding various volunteer positions including Division Chairman, Was active with the Metropolitan Leadership Forum, volunteered with Dominican High School and was a member of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee, worked with the Olympic Track and Field Trials, a member of the Local Organizing Committee, served on the Board of Trustees Ursuline Academy of New Orleans, and served on the Finance Committee of the Dominican Sisters Congregation of St. Mary. Fred was a volunteer as a member of the Fundraising Committee for the Boy Scouts of America. As a Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and, Explorer Scout he earned the rank of Bronze Palm Eagle Scout, Order of the Arrow, Ad Altare Dei, and Leadership Award for outstanding scout and civic activities

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