Aon Hewitt has appointed Jayson Walker as its new head of advice. Read where his work passion lies, the skills he most values and why his wife will be very pleased with one of his answers.
Aon Hewitt has appointed Jayson Walker as its new head of advice. Read where his work passion lies, the skills he most values and why his wife will be very pleased with one of his answers.
The opportunity to progress the solutions we provide for our advisers - focusing on mitigating their risks while delivering an 'enterprise solution'- which means giving them access to a bespoke range of solutions that a retail or commercial client may need. Thus, enabling them to become the 'Trusted Adviser' in the eyes of the client.
Passion for what you do - to be honest and trustworthy. Also to be open to changes that impact not only clients but the industry as a whole and embrace that change to stay relevant in a in an ever changing dynamic industry.
Again, be passionate for what you do whilst remembering that you need to understand who your client is and make them the centre of whatever you do.
I actually see myself as very balanced, with a lean towards an extrovert. From years of experience in working in various roles in the financial planning industry I see the need to stay balanced. However, having a lean towards the extrovert is a benefit to any leader as it enables engagement on all levels.
Mail room clerk for the first unit linked investment manager in Australia.
I don't regard myself as having a hidden skill, but the hidden talent is my wife - behind every good man is a good woman - and the support and understanding she gives me allows me to remain passionate and focused in doing what I do.