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Willis makes new leadership appointments in Asia

by AIP Online Bureau | Jan 12, 2026 | Intermediaries, International News, Non-Life, Reinsurance | 0 comments

These changes and new leadership roles recognise the significant opportunities and increasing complexities companies face within the Natural Resources and Construction industries in Asia

Singapore: Willis, a WTW business, today announced new appointments to its leadership in Asia to support the ongoing growth and expansion of its specialty businesses in the region, effective immediately.

The new appointments are-Nicki Tilney who will focus solely as Head of Natural Resources, Asia, Iris Chan as Head of Construction, Asia.Sui Jin Wong as Deputy Head of Construction, Asia,Steve Hutchinson as Head of Corporate Risk and Broking (CRB), Hong Kong and Macau.

These changes and new leadership roles recognise the significant opportunities and increasing complexities companies face within the Natural Resources and Construction industries in Asia.

Nicki was most recently Head of Natural Resources and Construction Asia, leading the combined portfolio through a period of growth and regional connectivity. She will now lead the Asia Natural Resources business, reflecting the scale and strategic importance of the sector, and strengthening Willis’ position as a leading specialty broker and risk advisor in a market at the forefront of the global energy transition.

In her new role as Head of Construction Asia, Iris will continue to oversee Willis Construction business in Hong Kong and Macau. Sui Jin will partner and support Iris in expanding Willis’ Construction business in Asia. The new role strengthens Willis’ leadership bench and ensures dedicated focus on accelerating its market impact to be the best in Asia for its clients.

Luke Ware, Head of Asia at WTW, added: “These leadership changes and appointments mark a pivotal step in advancing our ambitious long-term strategy for Asia. By deepening our specialty expertise and expanding our leadership bench, we are better positioned to deliver more innovative, client-focused solutions and prepare our clients for a changing tomorrow.”

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