Bruce Scott Email & Phone Number

San Clemente, CA, US

San Clemente

the cOOp agency is an Omni-Channel / Inbound / Outbound / Marketing Integration Agency. That comes with a knowing Jack-of-All-Trades smirk. The mission is to put the disparate and divergent tactics together in a cohesive and consistent strategy–meeting the target consumer at the touch-points they prefer, in a way that they can appreciate.Learn more at.

San Clemente, CA

Drift Distillery is a new producer of distilled spirits based out of the idyllic beach town of San Clemente, California–and currently in preparation to produce a premium Bourbon, Rye and Young Whiskey; a Silver, Dark and Spiced Rum; as well as a Vodka and Gin. The plan includes an event venue and tasting room.The brand will exude Southern California.

Designed, developed, update and maintain a business-to-business sales training platform.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Laguna Niguel

Warm Spring Foundation is a Southern California-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to identify and execute solutions to global health challenges; as well as provide a compelling method for people, companies, and charitable organizations to contribute resources to help with various causes.Learn more at http://WarmSpringFoundation.org

San Clemente

Digital design and business development consultant at a quintessential Southern California boutique Advertising Agency.Learn more at http://Concept73.com C73 has become Drift.

San Clemente

Tasked with replicating the highly successful program I created at TransWorld Media. Not too long after my arrival, TransWorld Media itself followed me into the fold. We became one big, awkwardly competitive family.

My background landed me a gig at TransWorld Media for a newly created position, the Sales Development Manager. I had no idea what the job was supposed to do, and was unsure how I got myself there. But I learned quickly and proceeded to figure out how to monetize a fast antiquating print publishing model. I used my array of divergent skills to help pull.

I taught aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners how to be J.O.A.T.s. Class Subjects: Entrepreneurship, Business Fundamentals, and Business Planning

Greater San Diego Area

Marketing consultant on strategy and execution with Waveloch/Wavehouse properties and ancillary projects.

Just pushed pixels from 8:30 to 5:30. My favorite piece? This one.

Pinch-hitting Art Director for Powder Magazine in mid-season. Applying my past J.O.A.T. experience raised eyebrows, though. “You’re doing that yourself? You’re not sending it out??...Can I watch?” I was on deadline and there was no time to wait for the outsourced master of one trade to fit my requests in their busy schedules.

Recruited by a bicycle E-commerce startup with big-money backing to be Marketing Director. This was a frantic race to build a brand and an E-commerce platform from scratch, and I was in full J.O.A.T. mode. The Dotcom bust saw the financial backing vanish along with the founders’ IPO dreams.

With endless calls from recruiters and visions of equity shares clouding my vision, I bolted my first job with a significant raise and what was perceived to be an up-and-coming internet portal network as a producer. You have to experience cubicles to fully understand them. Created original content, often for brands, before it was known as “Content.

I found this job online, in 1995, on AOL. This was a small, bootstrapped publishing house pumping out surf magazines. Ironically, my “dream job” at the time was with Surfer Magazine, so this became an easy target. I was an early pioneer of the freemium model (this being my second successful implementation). Luckily they turned me down and paid me $5 an.

Mba, Entrepreneurship

Bs, Public Relations, Advertising