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Gregory Case

President, Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director, Aon

Search every verified Gregory Case interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Gregory Case, president and CEO of Aon, discussed the company's second-quarter 2026 results during an earnings call on July 30, 2026. He attributed recent performance to the firm's "3x3 plan" and its "Aon United" strategy, citing work with large data center clients as an example of bringing new insight to risk understanding, transaction, and capital access. Case said the company is optimistic about momentum in hiring and client engagement, noting a 3% growth figure for the first half of the year and describing the trajectory as "exceptionally strong." Case also addressed the broader capital environment, stating that the insurance industry's $4 trillion capital pool is insufficient and that the firm aims to draw in capital from a larger $250 trillion pool, including pension funds, sovereign wealth, and private equity. Regarding technology, he said Aon does not have a standalone AI strategy, describing AI as an accelerator of existing work, particularly the firm's efforts over the past 15 years to connect its operations through risk capital, human capital, and AI business services, including the development of a proprietary data lake.

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“If you think about it, um you go in for a four-year degree in computer science. Um by the time you graduated, whatever you learn your freshman year was a waste of time. Um we're talking about now cycles of six months, 12 months. and and and and we need to completely rethink that paradigm if we're going to be successful as a nation.”

“The biggest advantage that we have in this race is not the chips uh it's not the data centers uh because those are all going to be obsolete within a decade. The biggest advantage that we have is the workforce, the quality of our talent and ultimately the strength of the American innovation engine and economic system which I think is is the way which which has led us to win races so far and it's going to help us win t”

“The cyber market from an insurance side's about a $15 billion market against a potential trillion dollar uh loss exposure. So, the markets don't fully understand it, which is why capital doesn't come. Capital doesn't come unless it thinks it can earn a return. It doesn't understand risk, it doesn't come. That's why it's a $15 billion market.”

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