Willis Towers Watson confirmed that Dominic Casserley, President and Deputy CEO, will be leaving the company when his employment agreement ends on December 31, 2016. The company also announced that Tim Wright, Head of Corporate Risk and Broking, will be leaving Willis Towers Watson. Joe Gunn, Northeast Region Lead of North America, will now serve as the Head of North America. Carl Hess, Co-head of North America, will now serve as the Head of Investment, Risk and Reinsurance. Todd Jones, Co-head of North America, will now serve as the Head of Corporate Risk and Broking. Anne Pullum, Head of Strategy, will take on additional responsibilities as the Chief Administrative Officer for Willis Towers Watson.
Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company is a world leader in consulting, insurance brokerage and risk management software development. Revenues break down by activity as follows:
- human capital and social benefits consulting services (35.6%): consulting services in the organization, skills assessment, management and optimization of social benefits, compensation of executives and employees, etc. ;
- development of enterprise risk management solutions and services (31.9%): risk analysis, assessment consulting, effective risk management and anticipation services, design and development of software solutions for risk management. The group is also developing an insurance brokerage activity;
- risk/return balance management consulting services (17.7%): for investors, insurers and reinsurers. Additionally, the group offers insurance and reinsurance consulting services, financial management services, financing and investment strategies, as well as actuarial studies and expertise in mergers and acquisitions, etc., while developing software solutions for modeling and analysis of risks and financial activities;
- management and operation of a platform for the exchange and outsourcing of group health insurance plans and medical benefits (14.7%): allowing employees and retirees to choose the health coverage that meets their needs;
- other (0.1%).
Revenue is distributed geographically as follows: Ireland (1.7%), the United States (49.7%), the United Kingdom (20.5%) and other (28.1%).