Rev. Scott Bach Hansen
About Rev. Scott Bach Hansen
Rev. Scott Bach Hansen is a Courtside Administrator for the NBA and a Pastor at Herndon United Methodist Church. He has extensive experience in business development and sales, and is a Certified Candidate for Ministry within the Virginia Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church.
Current Role at Herndon United Methodist Church
Rev. Scott Bach Hansen currently serves as a Pastor at Herndon United Methodist Church. Since beginning his tenure in 2021, he focuses on ministry and supporting the congregation. His pastoral work includes providing spiritual guidance and delivering sermons aimed at helping individuals during challenging times.
Role in the NBA as Courtside Administrator
Rev. Scott Bach Hansen works as a Courtside Administrator for the National Basketball Association (NBA) since 2019. In this role, he manages communications between on-court officials and the Replay Center, ensuring smooth operations during games. His position requires a high level of coordination and effective communication.
Previous Leadership Roles
Before his current roles, Rev. Scott Bach Hansen held several leadership positions. He was the President & CEO of Discovery Consulting (SMBH Consulting, LLC) in Fairfax, VA from 2019 to 2022. He also served as Vice President of Sales at Enventure Engineering, and Director of Business Development at Setty & Associates in the Southeast U.S.A., showcasing a diverse background in business leadership.
Education and Theological Training
Scott Bach Hansen is currently a student at Wesley Theological Seminary, working towards a Masters of Divinity expected in 2024. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Western Governors University, completed in 2018. His educational background in both business and theology provides a strong foundation for his diverse career.
Involvement in Basketball Officiating
Rev. Scott Bach Hansen has an extensive background in basketball officiating. He served as a Basketball Official for the NCAA from 1992 to 2005, and he is currently the President of the Cardinal Basketball Officials Association. His roles in the officiating community have contributed significantly to his expertise in the sport.