Lifestyle Article - Aon announces new leadership roles in Public Sector team


Aon’s Wealth business has created a new role with Alison Murray becoming head of Public Sector. Alison moves to this from her current role as head of Public Sector Actuarial. Alison will now have oversight of Aon’s services to Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) administering authorities and other public service pension schemes, while continuing to advise her existing clients across actuarial, benefits and governance services.

 Alison will work closely with Karen McWilliam, head of Public Sector Governance and Benefits, and Jonathan Teasdale, who now takes over as head of Public Sector Actuarial. Alison, Karen and Jonathan will also continue to work with Aon’s specialists in an ever-wider range of areas, enabling the maximum value to be brought to public sector clients.

 In his new role, Jonathan Teasdale will have overall responsibility for Aon’s actuarial offering to LGPS administering authorities and other public service pension schemes. This will include leading Aon’s responses to regulatory and other developments that affect public sector actuarial clients, helping shape national discussions where appropriate, and overseeing the development of new actuarial services and solutions to meet the evolving needs of the marketplace.

 Jonathan will retain his current role as actuary to a number of individual funds, as well as his responsibilities in developing Aon’s expanding team of public sector experts.

 Alison Murray said: “As our public sector client base expands and we continue to extend the range of services we offer to pension schemes and employers, we have evolved our structure in a way which we believe will enable us to offer the best to our clients and in the most effective way.

 “On a personal note, having just reached my ten-year anniversary with Aon, I’m very pleased to have this opportunity to continue to develop my career at Aon while continuing to be actively involved in advising public service schemes.”

   

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