Julie Page, Aon

Julie Page, chief executive, Aon UK
Photo: Aon

Julie Page, chief executive of Aon UK, is one of only two women to make this year’s Insurance Post Power List – showing the industry is making steps rather than strides forward to becoming more diverse and inclusive.

Ranked number 10 on the Post Power List 2023

Social media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-page-29509a121/ (1,410 followers)

Page, one of three recent past presidents of the Chartered

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