AIG broker head takes regional role
AIG has named Rebecca Harrison as Head of Client and Broker Engagement Asia-Pacific.
She was previously head of client and broker engagement in Hong Kong, a role she held since February 2015.
The appointment will “further strengthen our… relationships and grow our customer base in a key region for our business”, Hong Kong CEO and President and Head of Country Operations for Greater China and Australasia Rudi Spaan said.
Ms Harrison joined AIG in London in 2006 as client service co-ordinator for major accounts practice, then moved up to roles including national manager of client management in Melbourne, according to her LinkedIn profile.
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