Professional services firm Aon has officially opened its new office at Fifteen George's Quay in Dublin city centre.
Aon said its new 30,000-square-foot space brings together 587 employees in a modern, custom-designed building to enhance collaboration and innovation across its Risk Capital and Human Capital capabilities.
The new offices will serve as Aon's corporate offices in Dublin and will include designated space for its board of directors as well as Dublin-based Aon workers.
They will also house Aon's Centre for Innovation and Analytics (ACIA) in Ireland, serving clients globally.
Minister for Finance Jack Chambers joined Aon's global chief executive Greg Case and Rachael Ingle, CEO of Aon Ireland, for the opening.
Rachael Ingle, CEO of Aon Ireland, said that by bringing Dublin colleagues under one roof, the company is taking an important step forward in strengthening this identity and providing a collaborative workspace where colleagues can thrive and feel valued.
"In Ireland and around the world, the issues firms are facing around risk and people continue to evolve - from the introduction of landmark pensions reform to growing geopolitical instability," she said.
Greg Case, CEO of Aon, said the new office in Dublin is a symbol of its commitment to the future of Ireland and its continued investments in its clients and talented colleagues.
"Aon Ireland can trace its roots over 100 years, and we are proud to continue this important legacy in a new space that will deliver exceptional value and innovation to our clients," he added.
Minister for Finance, Jack Chambers, said that Aon has a considerable legacy of supporting the growth of Irish businesses and has links in Ireland for more than 100.
"Aon's investment in this new office builds on this commitment and further strengthens the country's position as a leading global business hub," Mr Chambers said.
"Aon's decision underscores the fact that Ireland is open for international business, offering a growing insurance environment, a highly skilled workforce, access to international markets and a thriving financial services sector," he added.
