15 de enero de 2008.- Yolanda del Egido, hasta ahora Directora de Marketing de Aon España, ha sido nombrada Directora Regional de Marketing de Aon para Latinoamérica, incorporándose a este puesto en enero de 2008 por un período de tres años. Su objetivo será el de desarrollar el área de Marketing en esta región, que abarca los diez países principales de la zona y cuenta con un gran potencial de  futuro.

Casada y con dos hijos, Yolanda del Egido ha desarrollado su carrera de marketing en empresas de gran consumo y en aseguradoras líderes del sector.

AON

Aon Corporation es una empresa líder en servicios de gestión de riesgos, consultoría de seguros, reaseguros y recursos humanos e intermediación de seguros y reaseguros. Aon Corporation cuenta con una sólida estructura internacional integrada por 43.000 empleados y 500 oficinas en 120 países, lo que le permite ofrecer a sus clientes un valor añadido a través de soluciones innovadoras y efectivas en materia de gestión de riesgos y productividad de los recursos humanos.

Aon ha sido calificada por A.M. Best como el primer broker global de seguros del mundo en 2007 por volumen de ingresos, y ha sido elegida mejor broker de seguros y reaseguros, así como mejor firma de consultoría de previsión social en 2007 por los lectores de la prestigiosa revista Business Insurance.  

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