RedefIn this exclusive CanadianSME Small Business Magazine interview, Dan Lawrence, CEO of Atlis AI, shares how his journey from scaling SaaS startups to leading global travel platforms inspired a groundbreaking shift toward technology‑driven disaster response.

A growth strategist with over 15 years of experience in building and exiting high‑impact ventures, Dan now leads Atlis in transforming emergency relocation and insurance operations through intelligent automation—bridging innovation, empathy, and real‑world problem‑solving to redefine how communities recover and rebuild after catastrophic events.

RemoteCasa was founded to make work-and-travel seamless for digital nomads and remote professionals. What inspired the development of your new AI platform, and how did your own remote work experiences reshape the business vision?

RemoteCasa started with a mission to support global remote workers and digital nomads—our team travelled and built technology for seamless relocation. But while on the road, we witnessed firsthand the fragmented, slow response to emergency CAT (Catastrophic) events in North America.

We realized our knowledge of digital logistics could transform catastrophe response at scale, and that’s how Atlis AI was born: from helping travelers to solving urgent problems for insurers and displaced families.

Our vision now centers on using AI to automate and simplify emergency relocation, bringing speed and transparency where it’s needed most.ining Emergency Response Through AI: The Atlis Story.
Link to full interview: https://canadiansme.ca/redefining-emergency-response-through-ai-the-atlis-story/

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