Aon has formed a new executive committee to drive strategy and innovation following the firm’s decision to terminate its proposed business combination with Willis Towers Watson.
The executive committee will be responsible for Aon United Blueprint, a fourfold initiative to create new value sources for clients, administer a more efficient client service, drive innovation and provide a sustaining colleague experience.
Under the new executive committee, the Aon United model will operate in five regions. Jennifer Bell has been named CEO of North America while Alejandro Galizia retains the role of CEO for Latin America.
Anne Corona will serve as CEO of Asia Pacific, while the UK will be overseen by Julie Page, and Eduardo Dávila has been appointed as CEO of Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
The executive committee will consist of four solution lines across the service functions of business services, marketing and communications, finance, legal, and people organisation.
Lambros Lambrou holds the position of CEO of commercial risk solutions, with Andy Marcell keeping the position of CEO of reinsurance solutions.
Elsewhere, David Guilmette continues as CEO of health solutions, and Paul Rangecroft completes the solution lines offering as CEO of wealth solutions.
Greg Case, CEO of Aon, comments: “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 needs.”
The naming of committee members follows the recent contract extensions of Case and chief financial officer Christa Davies until 1 April 2026.
