Scott Mcdowell is a Marketing and Communications at Folk Alliance International at Folk Alliance International. He possess expertise in recruiting, strategy, leadership, management, organizational development and 28 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Working with Scott is always a great experience. He recently did some writing for a project I’m working on and I was blown away by the time he took to listen to what my team had to say and the thought he put into formulating a piece that really responded to our needs. He cares about his clients and has the knowledge and skill-set to deliver high quality work for them on time and on budget. Do yourself a favor and collaborate with Scott every chance you get!", "I can't speak highly enough of Scott and feel very fortunate to have had the chance to work with him on a number of projects. He's a conceptual thinker who goes beyond the parameters of a brief and asks, 'what if we did this instead...?' Because, 'this,' is usually the better idea. However, he's also an understated, sharp-witted guy who knows the value of letting an idea simmer for a minute before making a call on it. That makes him an outstanding project and people manager. He's enthusiastic and bubbling with energy but he doesn't let it run away with him. Scott's understated quality also comes out in his writing. He knows how to get to the semantic root via the most direct line. He's fuss-free and that comes through in what he writes. It's an essential quality because it keeps the reader tuned-in and on-point. His writing is funny, entertaining, informative and authoritative all at the same time and all seemingly effortlessly - that's quite a skill. And those qualities could also be applied to him as a person. He's incredibly easy to work with and it's always a pleasure to collaborate with him. Maturity and a sense of playfulness are a rare combination in marketing - Scott has both in droves.", and "Scott has the rare ability to combine elegant writing and business acumen. He brings lyricism to what in other, less capable hands, could be dry or dull. Scott lives naturally at the intersection of powerful, human communication and strategic business goals."