Aon appoints Tunnicliffe as UK risk management boss
Aon Risk Solutions has appointed Andrew Tunnicliffe as CEO of its UK operation replacing Jim Herbert who will take on the role of Europe, Middle East and Africa chief development officer.
Both appointments are effective from 1 January 2016 and Herbert and Tunnicliffe will report to Aon Risk Solutions EMEA CEO John Cullen.
Cullen said: "I am delighted to welcome Jim Herbert to the EMEA
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