Scott D. Anthony Email & Phone Number

Brookline, Ma, Us

Hanover, Nh, Us

My teaching, research, and writing focuses on navigating disruptive change. I teach three elective classes: Leading Disruptive Change, Horizon Scanning, and AI and Consultative Decision Making. I also participate in executive education programs and have run an in-market Global Insight Expedition to the Philippines.Harvard Business Review Press will publish my next book in 2025. The book's tentative title is DECODED: How Disruptive Innovators Combine Magic, Methods, and a Bit of Madness to Change the World. I have previously written eight books: Eat, Sleep, Innovate (2020), Dual Transformation (2017), The First Mile (2014), Building a Growth Factory (2012), The Little Black Book of Innovation (2011), The Silver Lining (2009), The Innovator's Guide to Growth (2007), and Seeing What's Next (2004). My most recent Sloan Management Review articles is "The Hidden Opportunities in Paradox," and my most recent Harvard Business Review article is “Persuade Your Company to Change Before It’s Too Late.” I have given keynote addresses on six continents and run more than 150 workshops for Harvard Business Corporate Learning. Thinkers50 has named me one of the world’s 10 most influential management thinkers three times (#9 in 2019, #7 in 2021, #9 in 2023). I was nominated for the Thinkers50 Innovation Award three times, and won the award in 2017.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Innosight is the growth strategy capability of Huron, a diversified professional services business based in Chicago. Innosight empowers forward-thinking organizations to navigate disruptive change, and own the future.Innosight helps clients imagine and create new ways to grow both in existing markets and in markets that don’t yet exist. It works with clients to build the capabilities they need to seize new opportunities and manage through organizational conflicts that arise along the way. Innosight combines creativity and analytical rigor in ways that change the way clients think about and see the future, enabling them do things they could never do before. Innosight was co-founded by Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen, who was twice recognized as the world's most influential management thinker by Thinkers50 for his seminal work, including The Innovator’s Dilemma, The Innovator’s Solution, Seeing What’s Next, The Innovator’s Prescription, How Will You Measure Your Life? and the Prosperity Paradox.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Upon returning to the US, spent 18 months as a part-time Managing Director, with a specific focus on client development, helping leaders of global organizations design new growth strategies, build innovation capabilities, and manage strategic transformation, and working to strengthen Innosight’s infrastructure.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Scott helped to built out Innosight's presence in Asia-Pacific, serving as regional leader from 2009-2019. During that time Innosight established a permanent presence for its consulting operations in Singapore and delivered work with leading companies across the Asia-Pacific region. Scott lived in Singapore from 2010-2022, where he served as a member of the Committee on the Future Economy and as Board member of subsidiaries of Temasek (MediaCorp) and NTUC (LearningHub).

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Innosight Ventures was created in 2006 to house Innosight's venture investment and incubation activities. From 2006-2009 IV used proprietary capital to field test 10+ ideas in the United States and India. Two of the businesses it created during that time-period attracted outside financing (Village Laundry Service and Guaranteach), validating the power of Innosight’s approach. From 2009-2020, IV focused on the IDEAS Fund, a SGD 10 million fund that it managed in conjunction with the Singapore government as part of the National Framework for Innovation and Enterprise. The IDEAS Fund invested in 10 Singaporean companies (WildFire, iTwin, Versonic, Anafore, Anchanto, The Luxe Nomad, YFind, Chope, CapitalMatch and The Mobile Gamer). Three of its first five investments had positive liquidity events. It generated a 16% IRR during its fund life. Innosight Ventures was wound down in late 2020.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Served two terms as elected managing partner, a period in which Innosight doubled its global business, expanded to Europe, and was acquired by Huron.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Provided consulting and executive training services to large and small companies, entrepreneurial startups and national governments. Helped build sustainable business in the US before moving to Singapore in March 2010. Led experiments in newsletters (Strategy & Innovation), training CD-ROMs, and simulations.

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Served on the Board of Directors for Singapore’s leading diversified media company.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Served as early member of the Investment Committee of The Green D Founders’ Fund, which was the prototype fund for the Alumni Ventures Group family of funds,. The Green D Funds give Dartmouth alums the chance to invest in Dartmouth-led ventures. Deals are sourced from across the Dartmouth network, then vetted, selected, and tracked by the Investment Committee.

Richmond, Va, Us

Served as an elected outside director and a member of the Compensation Committee for Media General (NYSE: MEG), helping it make the sweeping transformation from a diversified media company into a pure-play local broadcasting company.

Boston, Ma, Us

Managed a group that worked to further Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen's research on innovation.

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Bachelor Of Arts, Economics

Master Of Business Administration

Executive Master In Change (Emc)

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