Aon announces UK NFL tie-up
Aon has been unveiled as an official sponsor of the National Football League (NFL) UK as it bids to help promote American football across the UK.
The broking giant - which moved its corporate headquarters to London earlier this year - is planning to host a number of football clinics designed to introduce the sport to a new UK audience.
Since 2007, the NFL has been playing matches in the UK.
And Phil Clement, Aon's global chief marketing and communications officer, said: "From our presence in the U.S. to moving back to one of the most important insurance markets in the world, Aon is uniquely qualified to partner with the NFL and deliver a
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