Aon forms standalone executive committee without WTW

Aon has formed a new standalone Aon executive committee (AEC), following the breakdown of its Willis Towers Watson (WTW) merger.

The AEC will be tasked with four key targets, namely creating new sources of value for clients, delivering more effective client services, driving innovation, and ensuring a unique and sustaining colleague experience.

Commercial, health, reinsurance, and wealth comprise the four solutions lines of the AEC, while its five regions are split into North America, Latin America, the UK, EMEA, and APAC.

Moreover, the committee consists of five shared services, broken down into business services, finance, legal, marketing and communications, and the people organisation.

Greg Case, CEO and head of the committee, said: “Our Aon united operating model has been further strengthened through the combination planning process and we’re moving forward at speed without the overhang of regulatory uncertainty or distraction of restructuring.

“Our new executive committee is an incredibly capable team of leaders with a clear perspective on what it will take to reach the full potential of Aon united.”

Also appointed to the AEC are Eric Andersen, president, Christa Davies, CFO, and Lisa Stevens, CPO at the group.

Totalling 21 members, the AEC consists of a range of regional CEO’s, solutions CEOs, shared services leaders, and numerous other roles.

Case added: “This team knows how to work together across geographies, solution lines and functions to bring the best of our firm to clients and is fully committed to accelerating innovation to better address unmet client needs.”