Sarah Jones is a performer, poet, and award-winning playwright who is best known for her multi-character, one-person show “Bridge and Tunnel,” which was originally produced Off-Broadway by Meryl Streep. Since the debut of Bridge and Tunnel, the show has gone on to become critically acclaimed on Broadway and has earned her a Tony and Obie award. Jones is also an... read full bio
Sarah Kang is a singer-songwriter from New York City whose music seamlessly combines jazz, R&B and pop with meaningful songwriting and comforting vocals. She was reared in LA, Chicago and Dallas after being born in South Korea. She grew up playing the piano and the french horn but never thought she'd become a professional musician. Growing up in an immigrant home, she... read full bio
Sarah Kinsley, a New Yorker, doesn't require much to earn a lot. Sarah is a young artist who, although being very old-school in her approach, creates brilliant, timeless pop music and inserts it into a very contemporary setting. From the magnetic Karma to the epic Hills Of Fire, her debut albums seem bold, brilliant and surprisingly complete. Frigid but inviting, extravagant... read full bio
Sarah Grace Kustok, an outstanding American sports reporter who was born on December 17, 1981, is well known for her work with the YES Network and Fox Sports. Kustok has made considerable progress in breaking down barriers and dominating her sector thanks to her wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm for sports writing. For prestigious sports networks like ESPN and Fox Sports,... read full bio
Sarah Lancaster is an American actress, director, and writer, best known for roles in television such as, Rachel Meyers in “Saved by the Bell: The New Class”, Elle Bartowski in “Chuck”, and Madison Kellner in “Everwood”. Lancaster’s first and biggest role was that of Rachel in Saved by the Bell: The New Class. From there, she has been in numerous... read full bio
Sarah Lewis is an expert in cultural studies. From African American Studies to Art History, Lewis is a notable voice on topics of race, contemporary art, and culture. Lewis has authored best-selling book, The Rise: Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery, which has been translated into various languages for consumption internationally. She is a keynote speaker... read full bio
Sarah M. Broom is an American writer who has recently released her debut book, ‘The Yellow House’. The Yellow House is a memoir that has gone on to be featured in outlets such as the New Yorker, The New York Times, the Star Tribune, Publishers Weekly, the Washington Post, and more. The book has been named one of the top... read full bio
Sarah was a literary agent at William Morris Endeavor before becoming a seasoned producer and senior creative executive in the children's and family market (formerly at Amazon, Jim Henson Company, and Mattel). With over 25 years of expertise, she has created, developed, and marketed award-winning and captivating content for TV, streaming, AI-enabled gadgets, audio, video, video games, and books, among... read full bio
Sarah McBride is an American author, National Press Secretary of the Human Rights Campaign, and transgender rights activist from Wilmington, Delaware. McBride gained attention after making national headlines for coming out as transgender in her college’s newspaper while she was serving as student body president at American University. After coming out, McBride was featured in outlets such as The Huffington... read full bio
Sarah Meth is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from London who rose to fame with the release of her debut single “What Does It Mean.” While growing up, Meth found influence in Nina Simone, and her music is a mixture of philosophy in lyrics, melodies and production. She has also been likened to artists which include Rufus Wainwright and Lana Del Rey.... read full bio
Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, TV Producer and TEDx Speaker Sarah Moshman got her start field producing on the hit ABC show Dancing with the Stars for 10 seasons. Since then, her work has been featured on outlets such as, CNN, Good Morning America, Marie Claire, and more. Upon embracing her entrepreneurial spirit and keen eye for storytelling, Sarah got to... read full bio
"Sarah Paulson is an American actress. Paulson started her acting career on stage before heading over to the big screen. She studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Manhattan and made her Broadway debut in “The Sisters Rosensweigh”. Some of her early work includes roles on television series like, “Law & Order”, “Friends at Last”, “Cracker”, “American Gothic”,... read full bio
Sarah Rafferty is an American actress who is best known for playing Donna Roberta Paulsen on the television series “Suits”. Rafferty was born in New Canaan, Connecticut and she majored in English and Theatre at Hamilton College before studied theatre abroad in the UK at the University of Oxford. She went on to earn her Master of Fine Arts from... read full bio
At the age of 19, Sarah Ross is expected to pave the way for female musicians in the rapidly expanding country, rap, and hip-hop genres. The native of New Jersey is experienced in fusing hip-hop beats with lyrics from country music. Since she was 16 years old, the creative singer has been fusing her two favorite genres with the support... read full bio
Aahoo Jahansouzshahi, better known by her stage name, Sarah Shahi, was born in the United States on January 10, 1980. She is an actress and a former model. She is most known for her roles as Carmen on The L Word in 2005, Kate Reed in the legal drama Fairly Legal (2011–2012) on the USA Network, and Sameen Shaw on... read full bio
American comedian, writer, and performance artist Sarah Sherman is also known by her stage name Sarah Squirm. Sherman has made a name for herself in the alternative comedy scene thanks to her distinctive and avant-garde style. Under the stage name Sarah Squirm, Sherman became well-known for her work in the comedy industry. Her performances push the limits of what is seen... read full bio
Sarah Shook & the Disarmers are an unapologetic country band. Shook, the lead singer and songwriter, creates country songs with a twist. She covers topics from bad relationships to drinking, taking listeners on a journey through lessons from the past. With the help of Eric Peterson, Aaron Oliva, and Phil Sullivan, the band comes to life using electric guitar, upright... read full bio
Sarah Steele is an American actress who is best known for playing Marissa Gold in series “The Good Wife” and it’s spin-off “The Good Fight”. She was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and went on to graduate from Columbia University with a B.A. in comparative literature. Steele made her debut playing Bernice in the film “Spanglish”. From there, she made her... read full bio
She was a regular on Chelsea and Lights Out on Comedy Central. Head writer and co-EP of The Netflix Afterparty, Nashville Squares, Comedy Central Roasts, Olympic Highlights with Kevin Hart & Snoop Dogg, and more. Brad Paisley's Comedy Rodeo on Netflix, Nashville Squares on CMT, and Crashing on HBO are among his recent TV performances. Sarah's performance, which highlights the pleasures... read full bio
Sarah Walk, a Chicago native and Berklee College of Music alum, joined One Little Indian last year and began working with producer Steve Brown on her debut album. Her distinctive androgynous voice, which is evocative of Leslie Feist, combines the sweetness of Judie Tzuke with the husk of Joni Mitchell, all while showcasing a distinctive rhythmic piano playing technique. Large... read full bio
Sarathy Korwar was born in the US and raised in India's Ahmedabad and Chennai. At age 10, he started playing the tabla, but he was also influenced by the American music he heard on the radio and seeping through the doorway of his neighborhood jazz music store. While in Pune to pursue a degree in environmental science, Korwar instead focused... read full bio
Sarayu Blue is an American actress who is best known for playing Angela in series “Sons of Tucson”, Dr. Sydney Napur in series “Monday Mornings”, and most recently for playing Kareema in series “No Tomorrow” and Emet in series “I Feel Bad”. Blue graduated from the American Conservatory Theater with a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting. She made... read full bio
Sarkodie is the fourth of five children and was reared in Tema. He graduated from Tema Methodist Day Senior High School and then went on to IPMC to study graphic design. Sarkodie started out as an underground rapper, competing in Kasahare Level, a well-known rap competition hosted by Adom FM. He met Duncan Williams, his former manager, at Duncwills Entertainment while... read full bio
Sasami is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Los Angeles. She has played the French horn in orchestras and studios, played the keyboard, bass, and guitar in rock bands such as Cherry Glazerr, and has contributed arrangements to studio albums as well as producing for artists such as Soko. Sasami has graduated from the Eastman School of Music and from... read full bio
With Sasha Sloan, you can smoke and drink coffee while talking about "deep cuts" in a diner till four in the morning. Sasha, who now resides in Los Angeles, is from South Boston. Sasha composed all of her songs on a reconditioned iPhone 5 up until her partner recently surprised her with a new phone knowing she'd never replace it otherwise.... read full bio
Sasha Calle is a rising American actress best known for her performance as Lola Rosales in the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless, a role which earned her a Daytime Emmy Award nomination. Born in Boston, Massachusetts to Colombian parents, she spent her formative years in both the US and Colombia. Calle attended the American Musical and Dramatic... read full bio
Sasha DiGiulian, the most honored and possibly the best female climber in the world, is continually challenging preconceived notions of what is possible. She has won the title of Female Overall World Champion twice in the course of her career, held the title of unbeaten Pan-American Champion for ten years, been the U.S. National Champion three times and toured to over... read full bio
Just past her 18th birthday, brazenly sexual Sasha Grey moved to Los Angeles set on entering the adult industry. She finished her first year $200,000 richer with an award from the X-Rated Critics' Organization for Best New Starlet. In three years, Grey would make over 100 adult movies, pose as a Penthouse Pet of the Month and be named ... read full bio
Sasha Lane is an American actress who is best known for her roles in film. She was born in Houston, Texas and grew up in Dallas. She started her career working as a waitress but excelled in sports such as basketball, track, and field teams. Lane spent some time studying at Texas State University but left to pursue her acting... read full bio
Sasha Pieterse is an actress and singer-songwriter best known for her role as Alison DiLaurentis on “Pretty Little Liars”, a role in which she was the youngest cast member. At the age of 6 Sasha landed her first acting gig as Buffy on the series “Family Affair”. Sasha’s career took off her film credits include “Good Luck Chuck,” “X-Men: First... read full bio
Sasha Velour, a multi-talented American drag queen, artist, and businesswoman, rose to prominence after taking first place in the ninth season of the popular reality competition "RuPaul's Drag Race." Velour, who was raised in Champaign-Urbana and was born in California, attended University Laboratory High School before beginning the voyage of varied encounters that would determine her career. After graduating from high... read full bio
Sasheer Zamata is an American comedian, actress and writer who is best known for previously being a cast member on “Saturday Night Live”. As a comedian, Zamata has performed at Just for Laughs, SXSW, New York Comedy Festival, Brooklyn Comedy Festival, Clusterfest, Outside Lands, and more. She has been featured in Time Out New York’s list of Top 10 Funniest... read full bio
Saskia Webber is a retired American soccer goalkeeper who had previously played for the U.S. women’s national soccer team and for the New York Power and Philadelphia Charge in the Women’s United Soccer Association. Webber also played three seasons for OKI F.C. Winds in the Japanese Women’s Professional L. League. Webber started playing soccer when she was six years old... read full bio
The title track from Michigan's Saturdays at Your Place's forthcoming EP Eat Me Alive, "it's always cloudy in kalamazoo," is titled after their city. Punchy rhythms and dazzling guitars open the track by the Midwest emo band. The song's vocals add a ton of anguish while remaining true to Saturdays at Your Place's style, which their followers have become accustomed to... read full bio
Indian-American business executive Sahatya Nadella is the chief executive officer of Microsoft. Prior to being the CEO of Miscrosoft, Nadella worked for Sun Microsystems. After that, he moved the Microsoft and worked in the cloud computing development within the company. He moved his way up the ladder within the company, becoming the vice president of Research and Development for the... read full bio
There is no doubt in my mind that Saucy Santana is one of the biggest rap stars of the year. The rapper has made a name for himself as a rising celebrity thanks to his popular music, flashy appearance and internet stunts. He's also making a name for himself with hits like "Walk," "Booty," and "Material Girl," which he later remixed... read full bio
Saul Singer is a well-known journalist and author. He is best known for co-authoring the top-selling book Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle with Dan Senor. The book, which explores Israel's outstanding inventive powers, has won great praise. Singer has had a variety of encounters throughout his working career. He provided his knowledge on significant international and monetary policy... read full bio
Saul Williams is a rapper, singer, songwriter, musician, poet, and actor. Williams blends poetry and hip-hop in his music, in order to create an authentic sound in every track. The artist’s career began as an open mic poet. He later landed a documentary film ‘SlamNation,’ which followed Williams’ career participating in the Nuyorican Poets Slam team. This led to his... read full bio
Since February 2015, Saundra Pelletier has held the positions of Chief Executive Officer, President, and Executive Director of Evofem Biosciences. Since November 2021, she has also served as the interim Chair of the Board following the resignation of our previous Chair due to health issues. Ms. Pelletier oversaw Evofem's move to the public market in January 2018 and has been... read full bio
Kenyan band Sauti Sol has revolutionized the music business with their distinctive fusion of afro-pop, soul, and RnB. The quartet, known as Sauti Sol, was founded in Nairobi in 2005 by the singers Bien-Aimé Baraza, Willis Chimano, and Savara Mudigi as an a cappella ensemble. Later, guitarist Polycarp Otieno joined to round out the four. Mwanzo, the band's debut album, was... read full bio
The stage name Savage Ga$p has been used by this Kentucky-born performer. His success on Tik Tok has led to the development of a sizable fan base on other social media platforms, such as Instagram and Twitter. The most amazing thing about music is that everyone always has a different perspective on everything, and to see what he is doing... read full bio
American heavy metal band Savage Master features a female lead singer. Since their formation in 2013, they have put out four albums: "Mask Of The Devil" (2014), "With Whips And Chains" (2016), "Myth, Magic And Steel" (2019), and "Those Who Hunt At Night" (2022). Savage Master is a more typical NWOBHM band than some of the true UK NWOBHM bands,... read full bio
Savannah Conley is an American folk rock, pop, and country singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. Conley was born and raised into a family with a love of music. Her mother was a back up singer and her father was a studio musician. Conley has been playing music since she was only 7 years old but she rose to fame after the... read full bio
Savannah Cristina Ashton is an American singer born and raised in Florida. With a blend of RnB, soul and hip-hop, she has garnered attention for her powerful and emotive voice. Her rise to fame started in 2019 with the viral YouTube video of her song "Self Care," which brought her to the forefront of the music scene. In 2020, she... read full bio
Savannah Keyes is an up-and-coming country and pop singer-songwriter based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Keyes began writing songs when she was only 13 years old after appearing on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. From there, Keyes was offered her first record and publishing deal, which led her to move to Nashville. Since then, she has honed in on her craft and... read full bio
Savannah Schaffer is a highly successful sales representative and mentor with MONAT, a leading hair and skin care company. With over 5 years of experience in the industry, Savannah has established herself as a top performer, consistently exceeding sales targets and helping others achieve success in their own businesses. Savannah began her career in sales while pursuing her degree in marketing.... read full bio
Ska-punk group Save Ferris was founded in Orange County, California, around 1995. They are referencing the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off with their name. Under the direction of the legendary front woman Monique Powell, the group achieved widespread recognition through radio successes, ongoing tours, and cameos in numerous TV series and motion pictures. The group's "Introducing Save Ferris" EP was published by... read full bio
Saved by the 90s is a well-known tribute group that has won popularity around the country for its upbeat performances that revive 90s music. Since its founding in 2010, the group has developed into the most enduring, highest-caliber 90s music party available, playing at several venues all across the nation. They have established themselves as a mainstay at theaters, bars,... read full bio
This new album will be the first self-titled Saves The Day album ever. It's time. Right now, this feels right and it’s because of the journey we’ve taken with all of you. Saves The Day is a feeling we all share. You understand that. When we partnered with all the pledgers to create this thing we had no idea where... read full bio
Savi is an electronic DJ best known for his work with Bebe Rexha & Havana Brown on single ‘Battlecry’ which hit the top 40 with his other single ‘Breathe It In’ that includes Bryce Fox, trailing right behind and reached number 7 in the Spotify Viral Global Chart. Soon after, his single ‘Forever or Nothing’ which includes Nervo ft. Lauren... read full bio
Backyard barbecues, front porch jams, old-fashioned family values and hard-partying rock n' roll is the name of the game for Saving Abel. The eponymous record spawned the platinum single Addicted and the follow up barn-burners, Drowning and the emotional 18 Days. Their second album, Miss America, topped the Hard Rock chart and imprinted the hearts and minds of radio listeners... read full bio
Peoria (formerly known as Saving Forever) is a rock band made up of three talented brothers. Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, the brothers are making a name for themselves in the pop-rock world. Their single, ‘Million Ways’, was added to the Radio Disney playlist and NickMusic named the group Fresh Artist of the week. Bands like Fall Out Boy, Maroon 5,... read full bio
A Tony Award winner, who performs, choreographs and directs, Savion Glover is one of the youngest men to be nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in Black and Blue. He made his Broadway debut as the title character in The Tap Dance Kid at the age of 12. He appeared on Broadway opposite Gregory Hines in Jelly's Last... read full bio
Saweetie is an American rapper and singer-songwriter who is best known for her debut single “Icy Girl.” Saweetie was born in Hayward, California, and she began writing music when she was only 13 years old. After graduating from high school, Saweetie went on to earn her degree in communications and business from University of Southern California. After earning her college... read full bio
You can't help but stop when you hear Sawyer Hill's soaring baritone voice; one day, it will rock the most famous arenas. The undiscovered rock star from Fayetteville, Arkansas is becoming more and more popular among Gen Z fans on Instagram and TikTok. His unusual sound, which draws influences from Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam, has helped him... read full bio
Say Anything is an American alternative-indie band with punk rock and emo influences from Los Angeles, California, fronted by singer-songwriter Max Bemis. The band formed in one year with Bemis and four of his friends. Within two years, they self-released two EPs, “Junior Varsity” and “In Your Dreams, “and the full-length Baseball: An Album by Say Anything. Currently, Say Anything... read full bio
Say Darling is made up of Grammy nominated singer and songwriter Celia Woodsmith, and guitarist Chris Hersch of ‘Girls Guns & Glory’. Both artists wanted to form a band, and took the opportunity when both of their touring acts came to a close and they were both home in New England with free time. Their sound is known as vintage... read full bio
"Blow My Mind," Say She She's second single, is now available. The song comes after "Forget Me Not," their debut single and music video, which received favorable early reviews from KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic. Both songs will be made available as a single 45 through Colemine/Karma Chief Records. Say She She is a female-led seven-piece band from Brooklyn. The band... read full bio
Saycon Sengbloh is an American actress who is best known for her roles on stage. She has been nominated for a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for her role as Wife #1 in the Broadway production of ‘Eclipsed’. She also won a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play and an Obie Award... read full bio
Grace Sewell, who is from Australia, is a singer and composer who goes by the stage name SayGrace (she was earlier known as Grace). Her most famous song is a cover of Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me," first released in 1963. It was produced by Quincy Jones and Parker Ighile, and featured G-Eazy as a guest artist. In Australia,... read full bio
Ranked by The Source as one of the Top 50 Lyricists of All Time and by About.com as the No. 10 Greatest MC of Our Time, Scarface is a successful rapper and recording artist. He is one of the former rappers of the Geto Boys, and has recorded solo albums like Mr. Scarface is Back, The Diary, and The World... read full bio
Scarlett Johansson's biggest role today is as Black Widow in the Marvel films Iron Man 2, The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Captain America: Civil War. She made her film debut in the comedy North, alongside an ensemble cast including Elijah Wood and Reba McEntire. Johansson subsequently starred in Manny & Lo, and garnered... read full bio
Yes, Malakian and John Dolmayan of System of a Down achieved five consecutive platinum albums, including three #1s, and performed in front of packed audiences at festivals and concerts all over the world. He is serious when he says that he truly didn't feel like everyone was just going to bend down to this song just because he's Daron from... read full bio
Alejandro Aranda, better known as his stage name, Scarypoolparty, is an American singer, musician, and reality television personality who is best known for being the runner-up on the seventeenth season of “American Idol”. Aranda performs indie-pop music and during his time on American Idol he performed music from artists such as Justin Bieber, Coldplay, Post Malone, Drake, Queen, Elton John,... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Hannah Collins, better known by her stage name Scene Queen, is a Hopeless Records artist. She is credited with creating "Bimbocore," a metalcore subgenre with feminist overtones. She gained notoriety on the social media site TikTok, where she has amassed over 230,000 followers. She launched her self-titled EP, Bimbocore and then a follow-up called Bimbocore Vol. 2. She was raised in Los... read full bio
The streets of Southern California where Schade grew up exude an appealing charm. A brand-new blend of hard-hitting house sounds and musicianship and rhymes with hip-hop inspiration is released from his studio. When you see Schade perform live, it's easy to understand why a major artist would be motivated to do so; his shows have a relentless rhythm and he makes sure... read full bio
In his debut EP, Office With A View, Warner Chappell Music singer-songwriter Schmitty, who has spent years farming in Washburn, North Dakota, near the remote banks of the Missouri River, combines his wild childlike energy with the traditional values and beliefs that created him. Schmitty, a third-generation grain farmer who left his tractor seat to pursue his ambition in Nashville, draws... read full bio
"ScHoolboy Q is an American hip hop recording artist from South Central Los Angeles, California. In 2009, he signed to Carson-based independent record label Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) and in late 2011, secured a recording contract with major label Interscope Records. Hanley is also a member of West Coast hip hop group Black Hippy, alongside his label-mates and fellow California-based... read full bio
Schur is a Connecticut-based indie rock performer. Before he found hip hop at the age of 15, he grew up listening only to Led Zeppelin. His primary influences are hip hop and rock, with a dash of reggae. He performs in a group with his older brother and a few close pals, and he uses a mobile setup to write... read full bio
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
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 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 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
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
Scott Conant creates soulful meals in a convivial setting with impeccable technique and unshakable commitment. Having worked as a chef for over 35 years, Conant has built a solid reputation for himself as one of the best in the world thanks to his portfolio of highly regarded restaurants, cookbooks, television appearances, and growing brand. Conant, a Culinary... read full bio
Scott Dadich is Co-Founder and CEO of Godfrey Dadich Partners (GDP) and he continues to influence the field of strategic communication and storytelling. Dadich's position as Creative Director at WIRED magazine from 2006 to 2010 marked the beginning of his ascent to the top of the media world. He oversaw the publication's visual identity and design during this time, giving it his unique... read full bio
As the basketball team's head coach, Scott Drew, a two-time Big 12 Coach of the Year, has changed Baylor, taking them to nine NCAA Tournaments and the National Championship. Drew's drive, optimism and commitment to excellence are evidenced by the unheard-of rebirth of the Baylor squad. He shares his team-building success tactics with audiences who are energized by his sincerity and... read full bio
For his experience in brand development and digital marketing, Scott Galloway is a highly regarded person in the fields of academia and marketing. He shares his vast experience with second-year MBA students at NYU Stern School of Business where he teaches classes on brand strategy and digital marketing. Galloway is also the creator of the acclaimed Digital IQ Index, a... read full bio
Scott Garrett is a businessman who is currently the CEO of The Storytellers, where he works as an advisor to organizations all over the world. Over the course of his career, Garrett has worked in 30 different countries and with companies which include Saatchi & Saatchi, NIKE, Heinz, Williams F1, and more. He has also been a campaign manager for... read full bio
Scott Glenn had horrible health growing up in Appalachia; doctors said he would limp for the rest of his life and he was bedridden for a year. Glenn was reading a lot and "dreaming of becoming Lord Byron" during his extended bouts of illness. Through rigorous training regimens, he overcame his disease and eventually lost his limp. Glenn quickly developed a passion... read full bio
Scott Gomez is an American professional ice hockey coach and a retired player. Prior to playing hockey professionally, Gomez was playing for the Tri-City Americans in the Western Hockey League. From there, he was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the NHL. Other teams that Gomez has played for over the years include, the New York Rangers, Montreal Canadiens,... read full bio
The multi-talented Scott Grimes is an actor, singer, voice artist, and songwriter. Scott is known for notable roles such as Technical Sergeant Donald Malarkey in Band of Brothers, Steve Smith on the animated show American Dad!, and Will McCorkle in Party of Five. He is also known for his role in the first two Critters films. Scotts career in television... read full bio
Scott Grimes is a multi-talented person who excels in a variety of professions including acting, singing, voice acting, and songwriting. With his outstanding performances and illustrious career, he has made an enduring impression on both the large and small screens. Scott Grimes is well known for his famous performances in the acting world, such as Technical Sergeant Donald Malarkey in the... read full bio
Scott Harrison, has had a life path that can only be characterized as transforming. Harrison had a wealthy and egotistical existence as a club promoter before committing himself to humanitarian work. He got a deep insight about the meaninglessness of his existence and the necessity to have a constructive impact on the world, though, during a wild vacation to Uruguay. Harrison... read full bio
Scott Hoch is an American golfer, who represented his country in the Ryder Cup in 1997 and 2002. He has won several prestigious tournaments, including the Western Open, the Ford Championship at Doral, the Heineken Dutch Open and the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. He also won the Vardon Trophy for lowest scoring average in 1986. He has featured in the... read full bio
Scott Hoying is an American singer-songwriter, arranger, pianist, producer, and musician, from Arlington, Texas, who rose to fame as the baritone of the a capella group, Pentatonix. Apart from his work with Pentatonix, Hoying has also been one-half of the duo Superfruit. Hoying met his musical partner in Pentatonix as well as Superfruit, Mitch Grassi, at a young age. The... read full bio
Scott Ian is an American musician, guitarist, author, and spoken word storyteller who is best known for being the only original remaining member of the trash metal band Anthrax. Ian has also been the guitarist and founding member of the band Stormtroopers of Death, has been the rhythm guitarist for the metal band the Damned Things, has played with the... read full bio
Scott Keo has established himself as North America's premier Michael Bublé Tribute singer. Scott began his Michael Bublé Tribute Act with unbelievable accuracy, energy, and crowd involvement. Scott continues to perform this tribute act for sold out shows and standing ovations across the country. In addition to his tribute act, Scott recorded an original song titled All To You. This... read full bio
Scott Lowell landed his first television role in Early Edition and since, has flourished in the performing world. He is now best known for his role in Queer As Folk playing Ted Schmidt. With a background in theater from Connecticut College, Lowell is a talented actor. In his early acting years, he played roles in the local Chicago theater scene,... read full bio
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Inspiring the C-suite to adopt improved communication is Scott Monty, a strategic communications and leadership coach and counselor. Scott, a Fortune 10 executive with a background in the classics, digs deep to comprehend the universal human desires that have existed throughout history and continue to motivate us now. He was voted number one on The Economist's list of the top... read full bio
Scott Mulvahill is establishing his distinct style in the overlapping genres of jazz, folk, Americana, and experimental music. Growing up in Houston, Mulvahill gained experience playing in Ricky Skaggs' well-known band, Kentucky Thunder. The upright bass of Mulvahill provided the group's bottom-heavy pulse as they embarked on a five-year international tour. Along the way, he also wrote his own... read full bio
Murray Media's co-founder Scott Murray has been the organization's chairman and CEO since its founding. He worked as the sports director and anchor for the local NBC nightly news in Dallas/Fort Worth and Washington, DC, for thirty years. He has hosted many TV specials on television, multiple radio shows, thousands of live events and charity galas as master of ceremonies,... read full bio
Dr. Scott Parazynski is an expert in leadership under adversity, and deriving the very best from multidisiplinary teams. He has spoken all over the world about the rigors, risks and rewards of exploration in extreme environments, deriving important lessons in teamwork, risk management and innovation under the most demanding circumstances, on or off the planet. Your audience will be left... read full bio
Scott Patterson gained widespread recognition for his seven seasons on the popular television series GILMORE GIRLS as "Luke Danes," the proprietor of a restaurant. He is also well-known for his work on the NETFLIX revival series GILMORES GIRLS: A YEAR IN THE LIFE. Scott has had appearances on TV shows like CSI: Miami, Will and Grace, IT's Like, You Know, FIRED... read full bio
For more than 25 years, Scott Perry, the former general manager of the New York Knicks, has held executive positions in the sports industry. Perry has experience in all elements of executive sport administration, from repeat conference finals teams with the Detroit Pistons to collegiate coaching. Perry's father, Lowell Perry, played football with the Pittsburgh Steelers after being named an... read full bio
Scott Porter is an American actor and singer who rose to fame playing Jason Street in the television series “Friday Night Lights.” Porter was born in Omaha, Nebraska, and he has previously studied at Lake Howell High School where he played football as a wide receiver. Porter went on to study at the University of Central Florida where he was... read full bio
Scott Seiss, a comedian, actor and writer from Baltimore, is often known for his wildly popular "Angry Retail Guy" sketches, which have had hundreds of millions of views on TikTok, Instagram and Twitter. In particular, he has opened shows for Patton Oswalt, Joe Gatto, Roy Wood Jr. and Josh Wolf in addition to headlining comedy clubs across the nation. He was also... read full bio
Scott Shuster is an American business journalist and international corporate events moderator. Shuster was born in Greendale, Wisconsin, and he has earned his B.A. in Mass Communication from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and has also studied political science at Marquette University before going on to earn his M.B.A. at the International Institute for Management Development in Switzerland. Shuster began his... read full bio
Orlando Magic coach Scott Skiles played professional basketball with the NBA as a point guard for eleven successful years, and has been coaching for the NBA for over twenty years. He played for the Bucks, the Pacers, the Magic, the Bullets, and the 76ers. To this day, Skiles still holds the NBA record for most assists in one game with... read full bio
Scott Stapp is an American singer-songwriter and instrumentalist from Orlando, Florida. He is best known for being the lead vocalist and lyricist of the rock band Creed and has also fronted the band Art of Anarchy. As a solo artist, Stapp has released three albums, “The Great Divide”, “Proof of Life” and “The Space Between the Shadows”. Stapp has earned... read full bio
Scott Steinberg is a well-known business strategist, technological authority, and visionary futurist who is known for his extraordinary insights into the rapidly changing fields of business and technology. Steinberg has carved up a significant position as a sought-after industry influencer because to an unwavering dedication to innovation and a keen awareness of market trends. As a skilled business thinker, Steinberg's knowledge... read full bio
Scott Stratten is the President and co-owner of Un-Marketing. He is also co-author of five best-selling business books alongside his wife Alison Stratten and the duo are also co-hosts of The UnPodcast. Stratten’s book include, “UnBranding: 100 Branding Lessons for the Age of Disruption”, “UnMarketing Second Edition: Everything Has Changed & Nothing Is Different”, “UnSelling: The New Customer Experience”, “QR... read full bio
With more than two decades of law enforcement experience in the Chicago region, Scott Tillema is a retired SWAT hostage negotiator who received training from Harvard University and the FBI. As a corporate trainer and professional speaker, Scott committed his career to helping others in a novel way. Scott, a founding partner of The Negotiations Collective, now gives talks on how... read full bio
Uniting his passions for writing and law, Scott Turow is a best-selling author and attorney, considered by many to be the father of the modern legal thriller. He is the author of ten best-selling works of fiction, including his first novel, Presumed Innocent (1987), its sequel, Innocent (2010) and his newest novel Identical (2013), centering on identical twins in a... read full bio
The anchor of SportsCenter's midnight broadcast, Scott Van Pelt, brings his own viewpoint to the world of sports. The show highlights Van Pelt's love of sports, along with his witty sense of humor and attitude toward praising athletes and plotlines. Van Pelt also delivers SportsCenter reports and specials from the Masters and the PGA Championship, two of professional golf's major... read full bio
For Scott Verplank, staying on top of his diabetes with frequent blood glucose testing means staying on top of his game for the Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour. When Scott Verplank tees off, he has more to consider than the other golfers hes up against on the course. From 32 years of having diabetes, Verplank has learned that he must... read full bio
Scott Wolverton, a native of Seward, Nebraska, is a true country man. He was taught the value of hard work at a very young age, whether it was through practicing for his future successful collegiate baseball career or helping herd cattle on his family's farm. He learned discipline from his time as an athlete, and he learned to value the... read full bio
Scott Xavier is America’s finest comedian, mind reader, illusionist, and hypnotist- all in one! Starting on America’s Got Talent, Xavier has since flourished in the performing industry. He specializes in custom presentations for corporate events, banquets, parties, trade shows, and more. Xavier has taken his talents across the world- from Beijing to Chicago, and most notably made his event Las... read full bio
Scott Young is a retired American professional ice hockey right winger. In his first stint with the Blues he played 4 seasons, enjoying the best season of his NHL career during the 2000–01 season, scoring 73 points and scoring 40 goals, both career highs. He played for the Hartford Whalers, the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Quebec Nordiques, the Colorado Avalanche, the... read full bio
Scotty Bratcher plays like a man who’s on a mission to save rock n’ roll. Whether he’s easing into the bluesy “Put My Mind At Ease” or rocking out for “Disappointing Ourselves,” Bratcher’s talents as a classic triple threat are apparent. Already more than 15 years into professional music, Bratcher’s talents have placed him at the top of his game... read full bio
Scotty Emerick was left with no option. The guitarist and songwriter from Hollywood, Florida was enthralled with music and knew he had to travel to Nashville to pursue his dreams before he had even graduated from high school. For the young man acquainted with legendary local hero and blazing honky tonk singer Gary Stewart—at least from sporadic glimpses of the... read full bio
Scotty McCreery is an American country artist who is best known for winning the tenth season of series “American Idol”. Since his gain of popularity through American Idol, McCreery has released four studio albums. His debut album, “Clear as Day”, peaked at number 1 on the US Billboard charts and went on to earned RIAA certified Platinum. His most recent... read full bio
As the first blind active-duty officer in the military, Scotty Smiley carved his name into the annals of military history. Smiley, who was born on December 8th, 1979, has inspired countless people all across the world with his extraordinary story of bravery, resiliency, and tenacity. After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 2003 and being commissioned... read full bio
