Imagine That!
Scott Duncan has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Scott currently serves as the Head of People and Culture at The Realest, a marketplace and authentication standard for music memorabilia. Prior to this, they were the Creator and Chief Agitator of Imagine That!, a TV game show-style learning activity that enhances teamwork and creativity.
Scott also has a strong background in non-profit board leadership, having served as the immediate past chair of WHRO Public Media and the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art. Additionally, they currently hold the positions of Vice Chair at Cape Henry Collegiate School and Co-Chair of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
Before their current roles, Scott spent a significant portion of their career at Capital Group, where they held various senior leadership positions. This includes being the Senior Vice President and General Manager of the East Coast customer service operations for American Funds' $1.5 trillion mutual fund business. Scott was also instrumental in developing a dynamic leadership framework and program as the Leadership Development Sponsor and Facilitator.
Furthermore, Scott launched the global customer service function for Capital Group's $350 billion institutional client base and led the global Investment Operations function. Scott successfully merged disparate functions into more efficient and lower cost operations.
Overall, Scott Duncan brings a wealth of experience and expertise in various areas, including leadership development, customer service, and non-profit board leadership.
Scott Duncan attended Cornell University from 1980 to 1984, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English.
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Imagine That!
There’s plenty of academic research that supports what we have discovered on our own: if you want to improve teamwork and enhance creativity, you should start by having fun! And what’s more fun than a game show? Imagine That! is a collaboration-enhancing, innovation-supercharging group activity structured as a classic TV game show. Students, entrepreneurs, and non-profits play it as an interactive and energetic way to connect with one another and use it as a springboard to further learning and achievement. So how does it work? Two teams get up on stage and compete in creative sprints - short challenges that they have to use their imaginations to solve. They present their solutions to the audience, who use their smartphones to vote for the winner. Only one team wins, but everyone has a great time! Imagine That! is based on years of experience in business training sessions and conferences. People surprise themselves and each other when they are forced to come up with creative ideas under time pressure. Creativity, teamwork, and fun - Imagine That!