Morristown, New Jersey, United States, April 2026 — Mary Pinto Meyer has been promoted to Vice President Human Resources at NFP, an Aon company, marking a significant milestone in her continued leadership journey within the organization.
In her expanded role, Mary will lead strategic HR initiatives, strengthen business partnering, and drive people-focused outcomes across the organization, supporting NFP’s mission of delivering integrated human capital solutions.
Mary Pinto Meyer has built a strong career within NFP, an Aon company, where she has spent over four years in progressive HR leadership roles. Prior to her current appointment, she served as Assistant Vice President, HR Business Partner, where she played a key role in aligning HR strategies with business priorities and enhancing organizational effectiveness.
Earlier, she was Director, Human Resources Business Partner – Northeast, where she led HR initiatives across the region, focusing on talent management, employee engagement, and leadership support.
Before joining NFP, Mary spent over 16 years at Access Intelligence, where she served as Human Resources Director and HR Manager, leading core HR functions including employee relations, talent development, and organizational design.
She began her HR career at Deutsche Bank as a Human Resources Advisor, gaining early experience in corporate HR within a global financial services environment.
Mary holds a Master of Arts in Management (Human Resources) from American Public University System and has also completed a Diploma in Human Resources Management from New York University.
With over two decades of HR experience, Mary brings deep expertise in business partnering, talent strategy, and organizational development to her new role.
NFP, an Aon company helps organizations and individuals address complex risk and human capital challenges. With a strong presence across the U.S., Canada, the UK, and Ireland, and enhanced global capabilities through its association with Aon, NFP delivers specialized and customized solutions.
The company’s offerings include property and casualty insurance, employee benefits, life insurance, executive benefits, wealth management, and retirement advisory services, serving a diverse set of industries and communities.
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