Oliver Wyman - Deputy Inorganic Growth Leader for Insurance, Asset Management, and Actuarial

Company

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Oliver Wyman Description: ----------------

At Oliver Wyman, a Marsh (NYSE: MRSH) business, we bring deep industry insight, bold innovation, and a collaborative approach that cuts through complexity to help organizations navigate their most defining transformative moments.

As a business of Marsh, we work alongside the world’s leading experts across risk, reinsurance and capital, people and investments, and management consulting. Together with Marsh Risk, Guy Carpenter, and Mercer, we help organizations build resilience and competitive advantages from every angle. With annual revenue over $27 billion and more than 90,000 colleagues in 130 countries, Marsh helps build the confidence to thrive through the power of perspective.

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Job Overview

Acquiring complementary businesses, complemented by organic and geographic expansion, is a critical component of our long-term growth goals and future success. In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, inorganic growth plays a crucial role in enhancing our market position, expanding our capabilities, and driving sustainable long-term value. As we pursue strategic opportunities for expansion and diversification, we are in need of a Deputy Inorganic Growth Leader to play a high-profile role in driving and executing our global acquisition strategy. This position and our acquisition initiative have the full support of the business across both Oliver Wyman and our parent company, Marsh.

The role is a high exposure and global role that will support the Chief Growth Officer in guiding and facilitating the Oliver Wyman Actuarial (OWA) and Insurance & Asset Management (IAM) inorganic growth agenda. This role will be instrumental in identifying, evaluating, and integrating potential acquisition targets. The individual is responsible for identifying and researching potential acquisition targets, managing the