WTW has announced the appointment of Robert Staeheli (pictured above) as deputy leader for the Metro DC market within Corporate Risk and Broking North America (CRB NA).
Staeheli, who has over a decade of management experience in the Arlington, Va., and Potomac, Md., offices, will now oversee operations across the Metro DC area, which includes the Baltimore, Potomac, Arlington, and Richmond offices. His role is effective immediately.
Staeheli will work closely with the regional team to drive growth throughout the region. His focus will be on delivering customized services and solutions that align with the specific needs of clients in the area.
He will also collaborate with experts from WTW’s Industry Vertical Division (IVD) to provide industry-specific insights and services that differentiate WTW in the market.
Before joining WTW, Staeheli held the position of partner and global practice leader at WiPro, a global technology consulting firm. His expertise in cross-selling and leading teams to understand clients’ unique risk profiles has been key in developing tailored risk management solutions that meet business objectives.
“Robert’s track record of driving growth through deep collaboration with the relevant IVD experts and internal resources demonstrates his aptitude for delivering tailored risk solutions for clients,” said Katie Kubursi, Northeast regional leader of CRB NA at WTW.
Nancy Korcinsky, Southeast regional leader of CRB NA at WTW, highlighted Staeheli’s commitment to client-focused service.
“Robert is a proven industry leader whose client-centric nature has delivered value for companies across the Metro DC area,” Korcinsky said.
Last month, WTW unveiled a new China client division within its corporate risk and broking (CRB) operations in North America, naming Jie Yan as division leader.
The China client unit falls under the broader Asia risk division, which was set up in December 2023. The Asia risk division consists of dedicated teams for Japan, South Korea, and India, in addition to China, all designed to address the unique risk management approaches as well as the economic and cultural considerations in these markets.
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