Carl Carano serves as the Vice President & Head of Risk Engineering at The Hartford, where he leverages his extensive experience in property and casualty (P&C) insurance to drive innovative risk management solutions. With a robust team of over 200 technical consultants, Carl leads the...
Carl Carano serves as the Vice President & Head of Risk Engineering at The Hartford, where he leverages his extensive experience in property and casualty (P&C) insurance to drive innovative risk management solutions. With a robust team of over 200 technical consultants, Carl leads the Risk Engineering Operations, delivering comprehensive loss prevention and risk management services to clients across all 50 states. His leadership is characterized by a commitment to enhancing program profitability while maintaining the highest standards of personal integrity and customer service.
Under Carl's guidance, key projects have focused on integrating advanced analytics and technology into risk assessment processes, enabling clients to identify and mitigate potential hazards proactively. His expertise in workers' compensation, liability, and inland marine insurance has been instrumental in developing tailored risk management strategies that address the unique challenges faced by diverse industries. Carl's strong interpersonal skills foster collaboration within his team and with clients, ensuring that risk control initiatives are not only effective but also aligned with business objectives.
Recognized for his analytical prowess and decision-making capabilities, Carl has successfully navigated complex underwriting operations and premium audits, driving significant improvements in operational efficiency and client satisfaction. His results-oriented approach and deep understanding of commercial insurance dynamics position him as a thought leader in the industry, making him a valuable asset to The Hartford and its customers. As he continues to champion innovative risk engineering practices, Carl remains dedicated to empowering businesses to thrive in an increasingly complex risk landscape.
