Scott Rafer

Scott Rafer has a diverse work experience that spans over several companies and roles. In 2006, they co-founded Mashery, where they served as a co-founder and director until 2013. During their time at Mashery, they also worked as a Consigliere for Cloudery, providing guidance to startups in the Transpacific supply chain.

In 2011, Rafer became the CEO of Lumatic, a company focused on making cities more livable and easier to navigate. Scott held this position until 2013.

From 2012 to 2017, Rafer served as a director for Zemanta, an Outbrain company, and Nanigans. In 2012, they also became a director at ShopPad Inc., where they worked until their departure date is unknown.

Rafer's advisory roles include serving as an advisor for The Associated Press from 2018 to 2020 and Technicolor from 2014 to 2017.

Most recently, Rafer took on the position of CEO at PANTASTIC in 2020. PANTASTIC is a company that aims to help independent brands scale and become profitable by acquiring and hiring Shopify apps. The end date for this role is unknown.

Throughout their career, Scott Rafer has held various leadership positions and played pivotal roles in guiding and growing companies across different industries.

Scott Rafer attended the University of Pennsylvania from 1986 to 1990, where they pursued a Double Bachelor's degree. Scott studied in the Management of Technology Program, specifically in the Wharton School and Systems Engineering.