Eric Andersen Steps Down as Aon President to Advise CEO

Eric Andersen has decided to step down from his role as president of Aon, transitioning to a senior advisory position under CEO Greg Case until June 2026. In light of this change, Greg Case will now also serve as the president of the firm.

Andersen’s journey with Aon began in 1997 following the company’s acquisition of Minet. Over his remarkable 28-year tenure, he has been pivotal in advancing Aon’s ‘Aon United’ strategy.

During his time as president, Andersen made significant contributions by integrating Aon’s Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities. He also played a crucial role in implementing the company’s 3×3 Plan aimed at enhancing client service.

CEO Greg Case commented, “Eric embodies the essence of being Aon United — prioritizing our clients, driving innovation, and tackling some of the most significant risks facing businesses and society today.

Across our global organization, Eric’s influence is evident in the robustness of our integrated services and expertise. He has been instrumental in developing next-generation actionable analytics for our clients and crafting innovative solutions to address global risk and people challenges.”

Reflecting on his career, Andersen expressed, “I am profoundly thankful for nearly three decades with Aon, collaborating with an exceptionally talented team of colleagues, partners, and clients.

With the 3×3 Plan in action and a strong executive team established, together with the successful integration of NFP, it feels appropriate to transition into an advisory role. I eagerly anticipate witnessing the firm’s continued growth and success in the coming years.”