Young talent discusses innovation, technology and entrepreneurship with Aon España

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

Aon Spain is celebrating the second edition of a meeting organized by the young talent of the firm which has been attended by representatives of the younger generations of the main Spanish companies, who once again had the opportunity to establish contacts and share experiences, creating at the same time added value for your organizations, during "Next Generation".

Marta Navarro and Álvaro Cercas, members of the Committee of Millennials of Aon Spain, were in charge of conducting the event and took the opportunity to comment on the current vision of this generation, which tries not to be encased in a series of terms to which usually they are associated and that they consider do not represent all their interests, concerns and capacities.

The session also had the collaboration of well-known entrepreneurs and executives of innovative companies, who offered their vision on connectivity, digital advances and the new business challenges that this generates. In this way, Jaime Rodríguez de Santiago-Concha, General Director of Free Now (My Taxi), focused his intervention on what he called the "wave of the collaborative economy" and the future of mobility. "We are digitizing trust and many of the applications that currently work base their model on the trust generated by the internet."

For his part, Emmanuel Djengue, Director of Innovation of RGAX, in his paper "Making Insurance Sexy", explained with figures how is the new mentality and under what parameters move the new buyers. "We are not the generation Z, X or the millennial generation, we are all the M generation because we do everything through the mobile phone".

In the second part, Pablo Álvarez, CEO of Vitamin, insisted that "the client increasingly asks for more connectivity: see, touch, feel, but without moving from the sofa in his house". That is why companies must look for ways to "materialize the digital" to meet this demand.

Finally, Lupina Iturriaga, CEO of Fintonic, explained the company's trajectory and highlighted how an innovative application like this one adapts to the new habits of customers.

Also, Eduardo Dávila, CEO of Aon Iberia & Middle East, was responsible for closing the meeting, highlighting the important changes that are going through all sectors, especially the insurance sector, and explaining the evolution of Aon to become a firm of professional services, offering greater value to its customers.

"We have the responsibility to change the industry, we have to be relevant for the clients and sustainable as a company, we are no longer just a broker and becoming a Marketplace," he said, while also insisting on the importance that it still has and will continue. having in the future the human factor, even in an increasingly technological environment.

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

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