Back in January, the supposedly merging companies announced a future leadership team for when the deal would cross the finish line. With the transaction now aborted following the massive block by the US, a new AEC was formed consisting of the following executives:
Click on the image above to see the executive structure
Aon – which earlier this week extended the contracts of chief executive Greg Case and chief financial officer Christa Davies to 2026 – said the new line-up comprises four solution lines and five regions, as well as five shared service functions. The AEC is in charge of executing on the so-called Aon United Blueprint.
“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,” stated Case. “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.
“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 need.”
As shown in the above organisational chart, the four solution lines are commercial risk solutions, health solutions, reinsurance solutions, and wealth solutions. The regions, meanwhile, are North America, Latin America, the UK, EMEA (Europe, the Middle East, and Africa), and Asia-Pacific.
