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Aon Appoints Anne Corona as CEO of North America, Elevates Lori Goltermann as Vice Chair and Appoints Farheen Dam as CEO of Enterprise Clients and Chief Client Officer

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Aon (NYSE: AON) announced leadership changes effective March 10 and March 31, 2026: Anne Corona becomes CEO of North America and retains Global Chief Commercial Officer duties until a successor is named; Lori Goltermann is elevated to Vice Chair effective March 31, 2026; Farheen Dam is appointed CEO of Enterprise Clients and Chief Client Officer, effective immediately.

The leaders report to CEO Greg Case and will serve on Aon's Executive Committee, focusing on Risk Capital, Human Capital and Aon Client Leadership strategy.

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  • Immediate leadership continuity with Anne Corona as North America CEO
  • Farheen Dam appointed to strengthen Enterprise Client leadership and client focus
  • Lori Goltermann retained as Vice Chair through 2027 providing strategic counsel

Negative

  • Transition requires succession for Corona's Global Chief Commercial Officer role
  • Goltermann's move removes an experienced regional CEO from day-to-day North America operations

News Market Reaction – AON

-3.57%
-3.57% Session close to close

In the Mar 10 session, AON declined 3.57%, reflecting a moderate negative market reaction.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

This announcement details senior leadership changes, with Anne Corona assuming the North America CEO...
Analysis

This announcement details senior leadership changes, with Anne Corona assuming the North America CEO role and Farheen Dam leading Enterprise Clients and serving as Chief Client Officer, while Lori Goltermann becomes Vice Chair into 2027. It extends a recent pattern of organizational updates aimed at strengthening AON’s Risk Capital and Human Capital offerings. Observers may track how these leaders advance the Aon Client Leadership strategy and support the final year of the firm’s 3x3 Plan across regions and client segments.

Key Figures

Corona Aon tenure: more than 25 years Goltermann Aon tenure: more than 30 years Vice Chair term: into 2027 +1 more
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Corona Aon tenure more than 25 years Career length at Aon cited for North America CEO role
Goltermann Aon tenure more than 30 years Time at Aon before becoming Vice Chair into 2027
Vice Chair term into 2027 Goltermann’s expected period serving as Vice Chair of Aon
3x3 Plan timing final year Reference to the final year of Aon’s 3x3 Plan

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Mar 09 (Positive)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Mar 09 Crypto payment pilot Positive -2.3% Proof of concept accepting stablecoin insurance premium payments with partners.
Mar 03 Industry labor study Positive +0.4% Release of Q1 2026 U.S. Insurance Labor Market Study showing stability.
Feb 17 Sports partnership Positive +1.3% Aon named Premium Partner of Ferrari Hypersail in offshore sailing initiative.
Feb 12 Leadership appointment Positive +1.5% Appointment of Joe Peiser as CEO of Risk Capital to drive strategy.
Feb 09 War-risk facility Positive -9.3% Launch of $25M Ukraine war-risk reinsurance facility backed by DFC.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

Recent AON news has generally been positive, with mixed price reactions: several strategic and partnership updates aligned with gains, but some positive developments coincided with notable declines.

Recent Company History

Over recent months, AON has reported a series of strategic initiatives, from a $25M Ukraine war-risk reinsurance facility effective Feb 1, 2026 to joining Ferrari Hypersail as a Premium Partner. It also appointed a new CEO of Risk Capital on Feb 12, 2026 and completed a proof of concept for stablecoin insurance premium payments on Mar 9, 2026. Today’s executive leadership changes in North America and enterprise client roles continue this pattern of organizational evolution and client-focused positioning.

Key Terms

risk capital, human capital, enterprise client group, aon client leadership
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risk capital financial
"delivering actionable insights, differentiated Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities"
Money set aside specifically for high-risk, high-reward investments that an investor can afford to lose without harming their overall financial stability. It matters because it determines how much exposure someone can take to volatile assets or early-stage companies — like the difference between savings you need for bills and “play” money for a speculative venture — and guides risk management, position sizing and expected returns in a portfolio.
human capital financial
"differentiated Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities and leading expertise"
Human capital is the collective skills, experience, knowledge, and motivation that a company’s employees bring to their work — like the horsepower and know‑how behind a business. Investors care because a skilled, stable workforce drives productivity, innovation and customer relationships, while high turnover or skill gaps can raise costs and slow growth; thinking of employees as the engine helps assess a company’s long‑term value and risks.
enterprise client group technical
"leading Aon's Enterprise Client Group and regional chief commercial officers"
An enterprise client group is the part of a company that manages relationships and sales with large corporate customers or institutions rather than individual consumers. Think of it as the business’s wholesale desk that signs big contracts, customizes services, and often delivers steady, high-value revenue; investors watch it because its performance can indicate contract stability, margin strength, and concentrated risk from a few large customers.
aon client leadership technical
"next generation Aon Client Leadership strategy to deliver integrated solutions"
Aon client leadership is the senior team within a professional services firm that oversees relationships with the firm’s largest or most important clients, acting like a dedicated concierge and strategy group for those accounts. Investors care because this team drives client retention, shapes which services are sold across the client base, and helps sustain predictable revenue and growth—similar to how a trusted account manager keeps a business and opens opportunities for more work.

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DUBLIN, March 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Aon plc (NYSE: AON), a leading global professional services firm, announced today that it is transitioning the North America CEO role from Lori Goltermann to Anne Corona, effective immediately, and has elevated Goltermann to serve as Vice Chair of Aon, effective March 31, 2026. With this transition, Farheen Dam has been appointed to serve as CEO of Enterprise Clients and Chief Client Officer, effective immediately. Corona, Goltermann and Dam report to Aon President and CEO Greg Case and serve on the Aon Executive Committee.

As CEO of North America, Corona will build on the firm's momentum in the region delivering actionable insights, differentiated Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities and leading expertise to its clients, collaborating closely with Aon's other regional leaders and broader firm leadership.

"Anne's deep leadership experience across regional, client and solution roles at Aon positions her to build on our growth in serving clients in North America," said Case. "Anne's strategic vision and proven ability to deliver for clients enhances our strong leadership team in North America as we continue to accelerate our Aon United strategy to serve clients with distinction at a time of rising need."

Corona brings a wealth of experience to the North America CEO role from her more than 25-year career with Aon, most recently serving as CEO of Enterprise Clients and Global Chief Commercial Officer, leading Aon's Enterprise Client Group and regional chief commercial officers as the firm continues to evolve its next generation Aon Client Leadership strategy to deliver integrated solutions to clients to help them protect and grow their businesses. Previously, Corona served as CEO of Asia Pacific, with responsibility for driving growth and capability across solution lines and partnering with key clients in the region. Earlier in her career, Corona served as president of Aon's Financial Services Group and chief of staff for the global CEO. Corona is supporting the process to fill her responsibilities as Global Chief Commercial Officer and will remain in this role until a new leader is identified.

"It is an honor to work with colleagues across North America to help our clients in the region make better decisions amidst growing volatility and uncertainty," said Corona. "I am deeply grateful to Lori and the North America leadership team for the foundation they have built and the unmatched opportunity we have to bring our clients the clarity and confidence they need to navigate complexity, build resilience and focus on growth."

Since joining Aon more than 30 years ago, Goltermann has helped to transform the insurance and professional services industry. Goltermann will serve as Vice Chair of Aon into 2027, positioning the firm for continued long-term sustainable global growth amid evolving client need, technology disruption, workforce shifts, regulatory change and capital market dynamics. She will advise on topics of significant importance to the firm and its clients, including workforce development, women's health issues and the advancement of talent across the industry.

"Lori is among the most knowledgeable and experienced leaders in our industry and the impact of her many contributions over three decades of service are deeply felt across our firm," said Case. "In the final year of our 3x3 Plan to accelerate how we serve clients, I'm grateful to have Lori's continued counsel as Vice Chair of Aon."

Most recently, as the firm's CEO of Regions and North America, Goltermann has helped to develop and deliver Aon's Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities and content to drive differentiated value and outcomes across enterprise, large multinational and middle market client segments globally. She has worked across regions to create enhanced and sustainable client outcomes that drive top-line growth and margin expansion.

Goltermann was also responsible for embedding the firm's Client Leadership model and global industry investment and go-to-market strategy to further strengthen and expand client relationships and relevance. Throughout her career, Goltermann has been passionate about building and developing high-performing global executive leadership teams, while mentoring and sponsoring the career development of the next generation of talent across the industry.

Goltermann commented, "I'm energized by the opportunity to continue to work closely with colleagues to serve our clients across their highest priority areas of Risk Capital and Human Capital while also helping to shape the firm's talent agenda."

As CEO of Enterprise Clients and Chief Client Officer, Dam now leads the strategic direction of Aon's high-performing Enterprise Client Group and the delivery of integrated Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities to enterprise clients across regions. Dam is also responsible for expanding the next generation Aon Client Leadership experience across all segments and industries globally to deepen client relationships and drive sustainable growth.

Previously, as North America Health Solutions Leader for Aon, Dam was responsible for driving the growth, strategy and execution of the Health and Benefits business, while identifying trends and innovation in the market. Dam joined Aon in 2022 and has extensive leadership experience in healthcare and human capital. She spent 15 years in various leadership and consulting roles at a global human capital and brokerage firm, as well as serving as the West U.S. Region Leader at a payor and leading commercialization efforts at a healthcare startup. In her new role, Dam will help represent the voice and needs of the firm's clients in an increasingly complex environment, where employers are navigating unprecedented challenges across the interconnected megatrends of Trade, Technology, Weather and Workforce. Dam is supporting the process to fill her responsibilities as North America Health Solutions Leader and will remain in this role until a new leader is identified.

"I have spent my career understanding and serving the needs of employers in the areas of health and human capital," said Dam. "I look forward to amplifying the voice of the client at Aon through my new role and alongside the Enterprise Client Team. This opportunity inspires me to champion market-leading solutions and foster an environment to meet our client's current and future needs and business challenges – all with an eye to shaping decisions for the better and to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world."

About Aon
Aon plc (NYSE: AON) exists to shape decisions for the better — to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world. Through actionable analytic insight, globally integrated Risk Capital and Human Capital expertise, and locally relevant solutions, our colleagues provide clients in over 120 countries with the clarity and confidence to make better risk and people decisions that protect and grow their businesses.

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Aon plc (NYSE: AON) exists to shape decisions for the better — to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world. Through actionable analytic insight, globally integrated Risk Capital and Human Capital expertise, and locally relevant solutions, our colleagues in over 120 countries provide our clients with the clarity and confidence to make better risk and people decisions that protect and grow their businesses.

 

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FAQ

Who is the new CEO of North America at Aon (AON) and when is it effective?

Anne Corona is the new CEO of North America, effective immediately. According to the company, Corona assumes the role on March 10, 2026 and will continue supporting her Global Chief Commercial Officer duties until a successor is named.

What role will Lori Goltermann hold at Aon (AON) after March 31, 2026?

Lori Goltermann will serve as Vice Chair of Aon, effective March 31, 2026. According to the company, she will advise on workforce development, women's health and talent while serving into 2027 to support strategic priorities.

What responsibilities does Farheen Dam have as CEO of Enterprise Clients and Chief Client Officer at Aon (AON)?

Farheen Dam will lead the Enterprise Client Group and client experience strategy, effective immediately. According to the company, Dam will expand Aon Client Leadership globally and represent client needs across Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities.

Do these Aon (AON) changes affect the executive committee and reporting structure?

Yes. Corona, Goltermann and Dam will serve on Aon's Executive Committee and report to CEO Greg Case. According to the company, the changes align leadership to drive Aon United strategy and regional collaboration.

Will Anne Corona continue her previous duties after becoming North America CEO at Aon (AON)?

Yes, Anne Corona will remain Global Chief Commercial Officer until a replacement is identified. According to the company, she is supporting the succession process while taking on North America CEO responsibilities immediately.