Digital Infrastructure Power Growth Leader
aonEast Boston (MA)
About the role
Aon is seeking a Digital Infrastructure Power Leader to build and lead our market strategy at the intersection of digital infrastructure, power, risk, and capital. Hybrid role with attendance in a nearby office two to three days per week.
The role focuses on advising data center developers, hyperscalers, utilities, investors, and lenders on energy resilience, renewable integration, and capital solutions. The leader will drive revenue growth, develop new client relationships, and position Aon as
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