Michael Lewis to Serve as President of Marsh & McLennan's (MRSH) Marsh Risk Canada

​Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (NYSE:MRSH) is one of the Best Dip Stocks to Buy According to Hedge Funds. On February 13, Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (NYSE:MRSH) announced that Michael Lewis will now serve as President, Marsh Risk Canada, starting April 1.

​Lewis currently serves as Chief Commercial Officer for Arsh Canada and Head of Specialty and Industry for Marsh Risk Canada. The report highlighted that Lewis will keep the CCO role while a replacement is named for the other. Under his new role, Lewis will lead strategy for risk management, corporate and commercial clients, consulting, and specialty insurance broking. He succeeds Sarah Robson, who is Marsh Canada CEO and will report jointly to Michelle Sartain, who is President of Marsh Risk for the US and Canada.

​Lewis joined Marsh Risk in 2006 as part of the company’s Workforce Strategies group. He later moved to Hong Kong, where he led the Workforce Strategies group. Finally, he moved to Canada in 2018 as National Growth and Industry Leader.

Following the announcement, Lewis noted:

“I look forward to working closely with our colleagues across Canada to build on the already strong foundation cemented by Sarah and to deliver continued innovation and stellar service to our clients.”

Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (NYSE:MRSH) is a leading professional services firm focused on risk, strategy, and people solutions. It operates through two main segments: Risk and Insurance Services and Consulting.

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