Making sure our hospitality clients receive quality insurance products

Account Management

 
Background:
Aon Hospitality account managers are highly trained professionals with extensive experience in the insurance industry. They have authority, responsibility, and accountability for delivery of all services to our clients. Assisted by an experienced technical services team, the account manager not only coordinates services but also will assist the client in negotiating and designing insurance and risk management programs.
Capabilities:
The primary function of the account manager is to coordinate: 

Services 

  • Work for the client's benefit.
  • Foster long-term relationships.
  • Coordinate and monitor all account team activities.
Stewardship Review 
  • What have we done over the past year?
  • What will we do in the future?
Signature Service (Total Quality Management) 
  • Formal corporate quality control program.
Team Approach - Coordinate with the risk management service groups, which include: 
  • Casualty loss control and employee safety.
  • Workers' compensation.
  • Property loss control.
  • Marketing.
  • Claims.
  • Surety bonds.
Liaison with Senior Management.


 
Aon Hospitality Services Include:
Signature Service
Marketing
Loss Control
Claims Department
Workers' Compensation Services

 
Bryan Green 
Aon Hospitality Services, Inc. 
Account Executive  
Business Development 
1211 S.W. Fifth Ave., Suite 600 
Portland, Oregon 97204-3799 
phone: 503-306-2862 
fax: 503-224-0094 
bryan_green@ars.aon.com

 

 
Aon Hospitality is dedicated to making sure our hospitality clients receive quality insurance products, risk management, and financial services. We accomplish our mission through a highly-trained  and  motivated professional staff which is committed to always providing client-focused quality services.
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