HQ Function

Serves as the registered global headquarters, overseeing legal and corporate governance for the multinational firm. Operational leadership and strategy are largely driven from London and other key global hubs.

Notable Features:

While the Dublin office is the registered HQ, Aon's London office in The Leadenhall Building (often called 'The Cheesegrater') is a more visually prominent and operationally central executive hub.

Work Culture:

Aon promotes a client-centric, collaborative, and inclusive work culture. There's a strong emphasis on expertise, data-driven decision-making, and delivering impactful solutions for clients worldwide.

HQ Significance:

The Dublin headquarters signifies Aon's status as a global corporation with a strategic European base. The London executive offices place it at the heart of a major global financial and insurance market.

Values Reflected in HQ: Global integration, strategic positioning within key markets, and commitment to long-term growth and client service are reflected in its headquarters choices.

Location:

Aon operates in over 120 countries and sovereignties worldwide, supporting clients with a broad spectrum of functions. These include global risk management and insurance brokerage, reinsurance solutions, human capital consulting (including talent, rewards, and performance), health and benefits consulting and administration, retirement and investment consulting, and data & analytics services. This extensive network enables Aon to deliver localized expertise with a global perspective.

Street Address:

Metropolitan Building, James Joyce Street (Registered Office)

City:

Dublin

State/Province:

D01 K0Y8

Country:

Ireland