VeraScore
Scott Waldron started their career in 1983 at Procter & Gamble, where they worked as a Sales Systems Analyst, Computer Operations Manager, and Analyst in the Beverage Division. Scott then joined McKinsey & Company in 1990, where they worked as a Consultant and Senior Engagement Manager until 1997. From 1997 to 1999, Waldron worked at The Reynolds and Reynolds Company as the Vice President of eCommerce. Scott then joined EyeVelocity in 2000 as the Executive Vice President. In 2002, Waldron joined Experian and held various roles, including President of Experian Vertical Markets and Global Managing Director, Fraud and Identity Management. In 2015, they moved to NCH Marketing Services, where they served as the President of NCH and Managing Director of Valassis International. In 2019, Waldron founded Waldron Strategic Services LLC as the Managing Director. Most recently, they became the President of VeraScore in 2023.
Scott Waldron obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Systems Analysis from Miami University, where they studied from 1979 to 1983. Afterward, they pursued an MBA in General Management from Harvard Business School, completing their studies from 1988 to 1990.
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VeraScore
VeraScore, a FinTech SaaS company, is the first company to objectively measure a consumer’s financial health. Credit scoring companies only measure a fraction of relevant data points, which makes lending riskier and costlier than necessary. By comprehensively evaluating more of the traditional financial data points for each individual, VeraScoreprovides lenders with an accurate, predictive method of assessing a consumer’s real financial health. For lenders, this will significantly increase revenue opportunities by unlocking new markets, increasing the pool of potential borrowers and lowering the risk of lending. Simultaneously, VeraScore empowers all consumers to build their financial health while becoming more attractive to lenders, thereby leveling the playing field for traditionally underserved markets and promoting financial literacy.