Summer Intern Review

Research and analysis of client company structure and operativity (including financial and legal info), completing clients Work-Up documents & Trade Restrictions Checklist, attending to in-person client meeting, attending U.S. Construction Casualty team meeting, shadowing my manager in the Lloyds of London, remain up-to-date of the insurance industry and macro trends

Yes definitely, mainly related to aspects like confidentiality and attention to detail

- I refine my ability to analyze clients' needs and recommend appropriate coverage options effectively
- I enhanced my overall understanding of clients' financial situations and potential risks
- I honed my negotiation, presentational, and communicational skills
N.B.: The reason why I'm giving 4 out of 5 regarding "How would you rate the training provided during your experience?", is because sometimes I had inconsistent workload, hence some days I had little to do.

Unfortunately, I haven't be able to work frequently with my manager as He had to go in the U.S. for a client , and remained there for roughly 70% / 75% of the total duration of my summer internship. Nevertheless, whenever I needed I've been able to contact him. As regard my colleagues, most of the time (~85% of the times) I received the required support and guidance. As regarding the remaining 15% of the time, they where either too busy or in holidays.

A welcoming and open space place, where people could easily conversate during their work days. As overall I really liked "Aon way of doing business"

In general this internship has been really useful both from a professional standpoint a well as from a soft skills development. If the question was: "Would you do it again?" the answer is, definitely yes.

Yes