Scott Buxton
About Scott Buxton
Scott Buxton - Vice President of Information Technology
Scott Buxton currently holds the position of Vice President of Information Technology. In this role, he oversees all corporate systems, including aligning technology with business objectives, ensuring information security, managing technology partnerships, and leading service and support teams. With over two decades of expertise in the high-tech industry, Buxton brings a wealth of experience to his current position.
Scott Buxton's Education and Expertise
Scott Buxton completed his undergraduate studies with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Florida State University. His educational background in marketing, combined with over 20 years of high-tech experience, has equipped him with a unique perspective on integrating technology with business strategy and marketing initiatives.
Scott Buxton's Background in Technology Management
Prior to his current role, Scott Buxton held several prominent positions in the information technology sector. He served as the Director of IT at American Road Group, the nation's largest retailer of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, where he managed the company's IT infrastructure and operations. Earlier, he was the IT Manager at MMGY Global (Ypartnership), the world’s largest integrated marketing company specializing in travel, tourism, and hospitality. In these roles, Buxton was responsible for overseeing complex IT systems and ensuring their alignment with business goals.
Scott Buxton's Role in Corporate Technology Systems
As Vice President of Information Technology, Scott Buxton is tasked with overseeing all aspects of corporate technology systems. His responsibilities include aligning technological initiatives with corporate strategy, managing information security protocols, collaborating with technology partners, and leading the service and support departments. Buxton's comprehensive approach ensures that technology operations run smoothly and securely, supporting the overall objectives of the organization.