Matt Scott

Matt Scott has a long history of work experience in the technology industry. Matt began their career in 1994 as Regional MIS Manager for Grant Thornton LLP, where they worked with the CIO and two other Regional Managers to build their networking infrastructure and create an enterprise messaging solution with Microsoft Exchange. In 1997, they became the Manager of Software Development for Campbell Technologies Group, where they were the lead programmer. In 2000, they founded UpperStrata, a development leader in the Luxury Travel and Booking space. In 2010, they founded Little Orbit, a worldwide video game publisher with a focus on competitive, online free-to-play products. In 2013, they co-founded Pepper, the UK's market-leading technology platform for hospitality companies wanting to use white label apps for mobile payment and ordering as well as digital loyalty. Most recently, they co-founded CCG Lab in 2020, a company aiming to become the leading developer and publisher of Digital Collectible Card Games (CCGs).

Matt Scott attended the University of Redlands from 1997 to 2001, where they received a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems.