Profile: Adam Winslow - Winslow’s world

Adam Winslow

Adam Winslow has been UK and Ireland CEO for Aviva since May last year. He speaks to Siân Barton about his career, the insurer’s plans and shares his view on current market conditions.

We meet Adam Winslow at the glossy Aviva building at 1 Undershaft in the City with its bird’s eye view of Lloyd’s a stones throw away. It also offers a view of the much smaller building, 80 Fenchurch St, that Aviva will make its HQ after 2024 in a move to reduce its carbon footprint and adjust to hybrid working.

It’s a foggy day outside and Winslow gamely poses for photographs with the cloudy London backdrop behind him.

Winslow has been back in the Aviva fold for just over a year. He re-joined

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