Willis' Strategic Shake-up: Unveiling the Global Risk Engineering Team
Willis' new Global Risk Engineering team marks a significant leap in risk management with 200 engineers leveraging data for tailored solutions.

In an ambitious move bound to redefine risk management, Willis, a division of WTW, has announced the debut of its cutting-edge Global Risk Engineering team. This strategic expansion within its Global Risk & Analytics division seeks not just to bolster engineering capabilities but to transform how companies address and navigate risks using data and technology.
A Global Network of Expertise
The new endeavor brings together nearly 200 specialized risk engineers scattered across 30 countries. The blend of global expertise and local insights means organizations of varying sizes and sectors will benefit from more nuanced, location-specific assessments. By bridging local knowledge with global strategies, Willis aims to provide a more comprehensive approach to managing risk with precision.
Innovative Tools and Proprietary Data
At the heart of this initiative is Willis’ dedication to integrating proprietary data and advanced analytics to craft customized risk management solutions. This approach ensures that clients are not just reacting to risks but proactively optimizing their strategies for resilience and a better return on investment. According to Quiver Quantitative, the advanced solutions offered promise to create meaningful, measurable improvements in clients’ total cost of risk (TCOR).
Addressing Emerging Risks and Challenges
Marc Hindman, head of Risk Control & Claims Advocacy at Willis, emphasized the strategic significance of the new team. The focus extends beyond traditional risk management; it aims to prepare organizations for emerging threats, including ESG concerns and climate goals. By aligning these priorities with industry-specific challenges, the new Global Risk Engineering team positions Willis as a leader in foresight-driven risk management.
The Broader Impact on Willis’ Business
Launching such a sizable team also hints at possible previous gaps within Willis’ risk management capabilities that needed fortifying. While the reliance on technology and data is promising for many, it could alienate clients attached to traditional methodologies. Managing a worldwide team also presents challenges, from navigating diverse regulations to keeping a unified strategic focus.
A Pioneering Step for Clients’ Benefit
In a world where data is king, Willis’ Global Risk Engineering team equips clients with the tools to navigate an increasingly uncertain landscape confidently. With a commitment to lowering TCOR and enhancing resilience, this initiative represents a significant stride toward future-ready solutions.
For those interested in keeping a close eye on how Willis’ strategic moves influence market trends and stock performances, detailed insights can be found on Quiver Quantitative.