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Tom Glasson, CPCU
State Relations Officer at AIG
Tom Glasson, CPCU, is a highly experienced professional with a strong background in the insurance industry.
He studied CPCU at the American Institute for CPCU and obtained a BBA in Insurance/Finance from The University of Texas at Austin.
Tom has held various key roles in prestigious organizations, showcasing his leadership and strategic skills.
His previous positions include serving as Retirement at Career Break, Vice Chair of North Texas Board at Arthritis Foundation, Vice Chair at Arthritis Foundation North Texas, State Relations Officer at AIG, Relationship Manager at AIG, Society Governor at CPCU Society, Divisional Vice President at AIG, and Sr. Claims Compliance Staffer at AIG Risk Management Group.
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My close friends, colleagues, and family know that I am not a big fan of social media, and seldom post about myself. I still prefer the old fashion way of communicating in person, on the phone, etc. Yet, recently I was convinced by professionals I respect that I needed to make a post on LinkedIn. Many know this already, and for those of you who wonder where I have been lately, this will explain. Earlier this year, after almost 45 years to the day, I embraced my inner child, accepted the fact that I AM a boomer, and retired from a company and a job that i dearly loved. AIG isn't a place for everyone, but it was certainly the place for me. It was not always fun, but I learned every day, was challenged with new situations, and given an opportunity 15 years ago to stay with the company but take on entirely different responsibilities. It wasn't easy to leave behind a career I loved but it was time to let others have the opportunity to grow and learn. My time at AIG afforded me the opportunity to work alongside and with some of the brightest and best people in the Industry. Special shout out to my AIG Colleagues, both past and present. Without a doubt, we were and you remain the best team in the industry, and every outsider secretly wanted to be a part of the AIG family and was jealous of our teams. There were many individuals who I learned from and mentored me along the way. Too many to name, but I am thankful for each of you. If I forgot to reach out to you before I left, my apologies. I have spent a great deal of time in the WC Industry in the last few years. Opportunities came my way that I never could have imagined. I hope that along the way I helped improve the plight of injured workers and industry alike. And too my friends who are carrying on the good fight, stay the course. Your work is needed, and appreciated. Retirement is fun. I highly encourage anyone who can to embrace it, own it, and celebrate. My contact information is updated in LinkedIn if anyone wishes to reach out.
