Scott Canales Joins Alliant Insurance Services as Executive Vice President
Canales brings construction brokerage leadership and an accounting background to provide high-level risk consulting for clients
Canales is focused on driving client success through strategic engagement and bringing innovative solutions to place the best coverage structures at the most competitive pricing. He is committed to having authentic conversations with clients regarding their needs and complex challenges.
“Scott brings professional experience and a background as a Chief Financial Officer, which combined with his risk management brokerage expertise, allows him to consult at a highly competitive level for clients,” said
“I’m looking forward to the next 10 years of success at Alliant, where we can provide winning, risk-consulting strategies for clients,” added Canales.
Prior to working as a construction insurance broker, Canales spent eight years as a Chief Financial Officer and Controller at a construction engineering firm. He earned an MBA in finance from
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