Aon restructure.
Aon Risk Services has completed a restructuring programme which has seen the organisation divide int...
Aon Risk Services has completed a restructuring programme which hasseen the organisation divide into three divisions: Aon Corporate, headed
up by Greg Collins, Aon personal lines run by Mike Eve and Aon Managed
Services managed by Ian Falconer. Ron Forrest is the chairman of Aon Risk
Services and Mike Eve is chief executive.
- See interview next month with Mike Eve.
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