This edition of International People Moves details appointments at American International Group and Willis.
A summary of these new hires follows here.
AIG Taps Colombo From Swiss Re as CEO, Latin America and Caribbean
American International Group (AIG) announced that Angelo Colombo has been appointed as chief executive officer, AIG Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), effective June 2, 2025, subject to regulatory approval.
Colombo will be based in Sao Paolo, Brazil and will report to Jon Hancock, executive vice president and chief executive officer, International Commercial Insurance and Global Personal Insurance. In this role, Colombo will lead AIG’s business across the Latin America and Caribbean region.
Colombo joins AIG from Swiss Re Corporate Solutions where he was most recently regional CEO of Latin America.
“I am pleased to welcome Angelo to AIG. He brings deep insurance industry expertise and significant leadership experience to this role, which is critical to our continued growth in this important region,” said Hancock.
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Willis Names Former Allianz Exec Vosloh as Head of Cyber for EMEA
Willis, a WTW business, announced the appointment of Brian Vosloh as head of Cyber for the EMEA region.
Prior to joining Willis, Vosloh worked as global head of Mid-Corp Financial Lines at Allianz Commercial and was previously Chubb’s head of Financial Lines Europe. He has more than 30 years of experience across multiple continents and countries in financial lines and cyber products. This includes primarily leading underwriting and underwriting support teams across country, regional and global geographies.
As head of Cyber for EMEA, Vosloh will help drive Willis FINEX Cyber Specialty business across EMEA, supporting clients across the region with their evolving cyber needs, Willis said. Vosloh will be based in Barcelona, Spain.
“We are delighted to welcome Brian to head up our extensive EMEA team of cyber experts. Our recent global D&O survey highlighted cyber risk as of key concern to boards of directors and the ongoing news about cyber attacks both here and across the globe means this continues to be a significant risk for our clients,” commented Jeremy Wall, global head of FINEX.
“Brian’s appointment demonstrates our ongoing commitment to investing in talented cyber professionals to help our clients mitigate cyber risk,” he added.
Peter Foster, global head of FINEX Cyber, said: “Brian brings a wealth of experience in managing financial lines teams across a region, which will allow us to harness and build on the strengths of the EMEA Cyber team and deliver client services more effectively and efficiently.”
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