His first company was Kaleidoscope Candies.
He was 12.

Kaleidoscope Candies never received venture funding. It was never acquired by a global conglomerate. But it was Scott’s first foray into running a company - while he was in middle school.

Now he is the CEO of IMC.

Scott owns and leads IMC with his husband, Shannon Morrison. Together with their teams, they design and deliver powerful experiences. As experts in Business-to-Human interactions, they create results through bespoke experiences and events for brands.

In addition to appearing in Inc., Forbes, the Queer Money podcast, and The Silicon Review, Scott has been awarded numerous accolades within the event industry, including Best Innovation, Best Industry Contribution, Best Global Non-profit Event, Best Corporate Event, and Best Multi-platform Marketing Event from organizations including the American Marketing Association, International Live Events Association, Eventex, and International Association of Business Communicators.
 

He and Shannon also lead Drama Club.

Drama Club creates brave musicals with LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and emerging artists. They do that through Drama Club Camp — a musical theatre writing retreat in Maine that hosts single-show development retreats and free writer residencies — and commissioning and developing new musicals with emerging artists.

If you haven’t been upta Camp, ask Scott for an invite. It is gorgeous.
 

And he works to help others.

A life-long activist, Scott works to expand human and civil rights, develop opportunities for the disadvantaged, and assist those in need. He learned that from his mother. He has started and run nonprofit theatres, served on boards, raised money, and was the Board Chair of TurnOut, a nonprofit that maximizes the impact of volunteerism to strengthen LGBTQ+ communities.