Why Simon Snow’s Move to Aviva Could Reshape Customer Service as We Know It—Are You Ready for the Shakeup?
Ever wondered what it takes to not just manage but truly revolutionize customer service in a heavyweight finance company? Well, Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland just made a power move by bringing Simon Snow on board as their first-ever Head of Customer Service Operations—a freshly minted role that’s anything but ordinary. With over 15 years tucked under his belt navigating the intricate dance of strategy, operations, and transformation across giants like AIB and Bank of Ireland, Simon isn’t just filling a spot; he’s stepping in to lead a charge. The real kicker? His knack for overhauling operations and steering service delivery to new heights promises to reshape how Aviva connects with its customers and brokers alike. Curious how one seasoned pro’s vision can spark significant change in a sprawling financial services firm? Buckle up—this story’s just getting started. LEARN MORE
Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland (Aviva) has appointed Simon Snow as Head of Customer Service Operations, joining the business in a newly created role.
Snow will oversee key customer service operations, playing a leadership role in strengthening and evolving Aviva’s operations and service delivery.
He brings over 15 years’ experience across strategy, operations and transformation in financial services in Ireland and the UK, including senior roles with AIB, Bank of Ireland and Scottish Widows.
He has a strong track record in leading large-scale operations and delivering transformation programmes thatnow enhance customer outcomes, alongside expertise in service delivery, change and third-party management.
Commenting on Simon’s appointment, Claire Lund-Conlon, Chief Operating Officer of Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland said: “Simon’s appointment reflects our continued focus on strengthening our operations and delivering for our customers and brokers.

“His extensive experience will be invaluable as we continue to evolve our business.”




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