WTW reported second-quarter organic growth of 5%, driven by a 7% surge in Risk & Broking, and unveiled Propel, a $625 million AI acceleration plan targeting $400 million in run-rate savings by 2028. Adjusted earnings per share rose 17% to $3.35, and the adjusted operating margin widened 100 basis points to 19.5%. The company will reinvest $50 million of savings into growth, leaving a net $350 million toward an enterprise margin of roughly 30% by 2028. Health, Wealth & Career grew 4% organically, led by 8% in Health. Management reaffirmed full-year mid-single-digit growth and at least $1 billion in share buybacks. Propel, to be completed by end-2028, relies on process automation, workforce redeployment, and legacy technology retirement. CEO Carl Hess called it “as much a growth plan as a margin plan.” Analysts pressed on timing, but management declined to pinpoint a sharp inflection. H1 free cash flow was $360 million, and Q2 share repurchases totaled $450 million.