Scott Shuster

Guarantor of onstage discussion quality and certainty of message at both internal and B2B market-facing corporate and industry events around the world.

A longtime Europe-based ABC News foreign correspondent, Scott reported from 40+ countries of Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. After ABC Scott used his thoroughgoing knowledge of business management (degree from the renowned IMD Lausanne) to become the staff director of content development of McGraw-Hill’s Business Week magazine, now Bloomberg. In this role Scott served as the onstage chair and interviewer at hundreds of McGraw-Hill and Standard & Poor's corporate events around the world for 15 years.

Since then, Scott’s clients for proprietary corporate events have included Microsoft, Toyota, Cisco, AIG, HP, Institutional Investor magazine, The Hashemite Royal Court (government of Jordan), US Dept. of State, US Chamber of Commerce, and many more.

Scott’s world-spanning professional background creates an appealing prospect for your audiences, however it is at your events where Scott's abilities as a professional interviewer, panel discussion moderator, and master-of-ceremonies truly shine and make a difference. You will hear your audiences say again and again, “Wow, Scott is really great.” Scott Shuster will take the stage in the morning and introduce and drive the business management-related discussions on every panel and speaker-presence on your program for the entire day, keeping your audience fully attentive and engaged throughout. It is Scott’s prodigious onstage abilities and deep awareness of all business management topics that consistently lead scores of organizations to select Scott to serve as their regular and repeated onstage facilitator and end-to-end discussion leader

Scott chairs meetings of all sizes, around the world and for the full range of industries. He undertakes in-depth pre-event preparation in coordination with the event developer and any / all event onstage participants, to ensure that the onstage discussion meets the expectations of the audience.