Antonio Canas

Tony started in insurance in 2009 and immediately became a designation addict and shortly thereafter a proud insurance nerd. He has worked in claims, underwriting, finance and sales management, at 4 carriers, 6 cities and 5 states. Tony is passionate about insurance, technology and especially helping the insurance industry figure out how to retain and engage the younger generation of insurance professionals. Tony is a co-founder of InsNerds.com and a passionate speaker.

Hey #Insurance, Let’s talk about Remote Work

by Antonio Canas

Tony’s Tips and Tricks for Business Travel

by Antonio Canas

If you follow Insurance Nerds’ career advice, you’ll eventually end up in a job that requires a bunch of travel. This is how you survive and thrive business travel. Tony travels a LOT. 151 flights last year and already at 91 this year. Here are the key things he’s learned along the way. Time to … Read more

Insurance Nerds Day 2019 Video Diary

by Antonio Canas

In case you missed the 2019 Insurance Nerds Day, Tony Cañas created a video diary of the event with lots of great interviews. You really get the sense of the excitement we all experienced throughout the day!

Gamifying Your Life with Habitica For Fun and Profit (And Join the Insurance Nerds Adventuring Party!)

by Antonio Canas

Gamification is incredibly silly. And it works. Not for everyone, but for many people it works and it works incredibly well. When I was writing Insuring Tomorrow I really struggled on whether to include a chapter on gamification, it just felt soooo out there compared to the reality of insurance today, and I am so … Read more

InsurTech Connect 2019 – You have never seen an insurance conference like this, or ANY conference like this! Sept 23-25 in Las Vegas

by Antonio Canas

It’s very hard to describe Insurtech Connect. Luckily, I was there in 2018 and can give you at least an idea of what it’s like. ITC is a very young conference, 2019 will be only its fourth edition. But in that short time, it has grown from sizable to monstrously large, and in this case, … Read more