Scoot McNairy is an American actor and producer best known for his roles in television and film such as, Gordon Clark in “Halt and Catch Fire”, Joe Stafford in “Argo”, Brown in “12 Years a Slave”, Tommy O’Hara in “Gone Girl”, and Wallace Keefe in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice”. He made his film debut in “Wrong Numbers” and... read full bio
Scoot Teasley was raised in Toccoa, Georgia, and his musical journey started with the soulful melodies that echoed through church seats and the steady beat of drums. He became deeply passionate about country music as a result of his voyage, which immersed him in the rich tapestry of southern sounds and inspired him with artists such as Tyler Childers and... read full bio
Scooter Braun is the definition of the new age entrepreneur, one of TIME magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World,” Billboard’s “40 Under 40” headliner, one of Fast Company’s “100 Most Creative People in Business”, and named ""Best Talent Manager"" at Shazam's International Music Industry Awards. He is the founder of SB Projects, a company at the intersection of... read full bio
Former marine Scooter Brown is the frontman of The Scooter Brown Band. They first began performing locally in Houston, releasing their first album Between Hell & Texas four years later. The album brought The Scooter Brown Band popularity all throughout Texas. Their first radio single was “Apology”, followed by several other radio releases including “Whiskey Talkin”, “Soldiers Christmas Eve”, “Feels... read full bio
Meet the iconic German hard rock band that took the world by storm: The Scorpions. Established in 1965 by Rudolf Schenker in Hanover, the band comprises Klaus Meine, Rudolf Schenker, and Matthias Jabs. They drew inspiration from the rock and roll legends of the era like Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and other imported musical sensations. They started performing in the... read full bio
Scors are an up-and-coming alternative-indie band from South-east London. Their music has been described as a mixture of ‘subsonic slinky jangle jazz’ or ‘tubular lounge rock.’ Scors consists of members Jake Passmore on vocals and rhythm guitar, Max Rampton on bass and secret harmonica, Piers Sanders on lead guitar and Stix on drums. The band has been likened to artists... read full bio
Scot is originally from the Pacific Northwest, where he worked as a drummer and radio host before relocating to Los Angeles in 1990. Having always been a musician and ardent follower of Elvis Presley, he began performing an Elvis show from the 1950s as a means of making ends meet during hard times while pursuing acting and music as his... read full bio
Scott Adams is best known as the creator of the Dilbert comic strip, the immensely popular comic creation launched in 1989. The strip is enjoyed daily by 150 million people in 1,900 newspapers, in 56 countries. Adams has a unique track record of creating success in a variety of diverse businesses. The Dilbert comic strip was Adams’ first attempt at... read full bio
Scott Alexander is a comic magician who is best known for appearing on the sixth season of the reality television series “America’s Got Talent”. He was known for his large stage illusions while on America’s Got Talent, and those illusions took him all the way to the end. Alexander has also appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show and has been... read full bio
Scott Amyx is a managing partner at Amyx Ventures. He is also a TEDx Speaker, IBM IoT Futurist, Forbed New York Business Council Member, Singularity University and Smart City Accelerator Mentor, and more. Amyx is author of the book “Strive: How Doing the Things Most Uncomfortable Leads to Success”. He has also set to publish the book “The Human Race:... read full bio
Scott Anthony is an innovation and entrepreneurial expert. A well-known speaker on topics of growth and innovation, Anthony is also an author and member of various venture programs. Anthony was a judge in Wall Street Journal’s Innovation Awards, is a member of the Board of Directors of Media General, and a member of the Leadership Innovation, and Growth Program at... read full bio
Scott Baio born in Brooklyn, New York. His first real taste of success occurred when he beat out 2,000 other child actors for the starring role in the child gangster film Bugsy Malone. The following year, Scott's popularity soared after he was chosen for the role of Chachi Arcola, The Fonz's cousin, on the ABC sitcom Happy Days. After Happy... read full bio
Scott Baker Jr. is the founder and CEO of BAKER Branding, a highly respected marketing and branding agency based in Los Angeles, California. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, Scott has established himself as a leader in the field of branding and marketing strategy. Scott's interest in branding began early on in his career when he worked in... read full bio
Scott Barry Kaufman is a psychologist and human potential enthusiast. A psychologist at Columbia University, Kaufman researches the mind at an individualistic level. He uses his work to showcase how we can live more meaningful lives. Kaufman contributes to Scientific American on a weekly basis in his column Beautiful Minds. He also hosts The Psychology Podcast, a popular podcast that... read full bio
Scott Bayman is a former President and Chief Executive Officer of GE India. He guided GE to become one of the top multinational corporations in India during his 14 years there, with in-country sales of 3 billion US dollars. Scott now serves as chairman of the board for Lumis Partners, a private equity firm that specializes in financing tech-driven, development businesses.... read full bio
Scott Belsky is an entrepreneur, investor and author, dedicated to helping creative people, teams, and networks make ideas happen. He was co-founder and CEO of Behance, a prominent online portfolio platform, until Adobe bought the company. Scott then became VP of Products at Adobe, re-launching their mobile product strategy. Now, Scott is an early-stage investor, a venture partner at the... read full bio
As a seasoned comedian, TV personality, and well-respected professional emcee and keynote speaker, Scott has hosted hundreds of events for businesses including FedEx, Ford, IBM, MetLife, PepsiCo, Pfizer, and Verizon over the course of two decades, earning him a reputation as the go-to source for business humor. In addition to hosting his own weekly VH1 series and appearing on... read full bio
Scott Bradlee is an American pianist/musician/composer/arranger known for his viral YouTube videos. He fell in love with jazz music when he was only 12 after hearing ""Rhapsody in Blue"" by George Gershwin for the first time. He started to really gain popularity when he got together with many local musicians to release A Motown Tribute to Nickleback, a compilation of... read full bio
In addition to running his own blog, Scott Brinker works at HubSpot as the vice president of platform ecosystem, assisting in the company's efforts to better integrate with the rest of the marketing technology market. Prior to that, he served as the CTO and co-founder of ion Interactive, a software supplier that offers marketers a platform for developing and testing... read full bio
Scott Brown is an American diplomat, attorney, and politician who has previously served as the 19th United States Ambassador to Samoa and New Zealand. Brown was born in Kittery, Maine, and he has previously earned his B.A. in History cum laude from Tufts University before going on to earn his JD from Boston College Law School. Brown began his career... read full bio
