Towers Watson reveals new global brokerage leader
Mr Howard - who boasts more than 35 years experience in the reinsurance brokerage industry - will focus on client and market relationship development.
He will officially begin on 1 October 2012 on replacing Bill Eyre who spent 14 years in the position.
Mr Eyre will now concentrate on expanding existing client relationships globally, as well as develop new prospects.
Tricia Guinn, global leader of risk and financial services at Towers Watson, cited Mr Howard's "strong leadership" and "exceptional
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