About Scott Lange

Scott is a senior business and marketing executive with deep experience across B2C and B2B brands in private, public, and nonprofit sectors. He has led omni-channel marketing, sales, and business development efforts that drive engagement, revenue growth, and long-term brand value.

Over his career, Scott has secured hundreds of millions of dollars in sponsorships, partnerships, and philanthropic investments. His work centers on leveraging sports, entertainment, arts, and social impact platforms through integrated, experiential, digital, and media-driven marketing initiatives.

Scott currently leads business development for the Singleton Foundation’s Money Confidence Project. Since 2020, his work has focused on social impact, including fundraising and strategy for the Black Entrepreneur Initiative and developing the social impact strategy for Markaaz, a fintech platform.

Previously, Scott held senior sales and marketing leadership roles at Havas, SFX Sports/Clear Channel Entertainment, Virtual Crowd Media, ActiveNetwork, and MarketingWorks. He has also served on the board of directors of the Leverage Agency and the Duke Ellington Center for the Arts as well as an adjunct professor at the NYU Tisch School of Sports Management.

Earlier in his career, as EVP and CMO of New York Road Runners, he guided the team that transformed the New York City Marathon® into a global equity marketing platform branded “Where the World Comes to Run!” Scott’s leadership tripled the revenues of the organization.  He also co-founded National College Television, (NCTV) raising $50 million in capital and sponsorships to launch the first satellite-delivered, ad-supported college entertainment network.

Scott began his career in advertising, is a graduate of The Ohio State University, and lives in New York City with his wife.