Lockton names Larsen Norway CEO
ReutersMar 12, 2025 11:55 AM
By Michael Jones
March 12 - (The Insurer) - Lockton has appointed Øyvind Larsen as CEO of Lockton Norway. The appointment will take effect on April 1 2025.
Larsen will replace Anders Johannessen, who has served as CEO since April 2024. Lockton declined to comment on whether Johannessen would continue with the company.
The announcement said Larsen will focus on unifying Lockton Norway's specialist businesses and driving its growth ambitions.
Larsen has moved from his position as Lockton's head of people solutions in Norway, which he started in December 2023.
This followed more than 25 years at Aon, where he acted in a number of senior roles including as head of health and benefits Norway.
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