Scott Boswell
About Scott Boswell
Scott Boswell serves as the Director of Elections at the American Arbitration Association, where he manages election administration for large labor unions. He has extensive experience in various voting methods and previously worked as a Regional Liaison at the same organization for nine years.
Current Role as Director of Elections
Scott Boswell serves as the Director of Elections at the American Arbitration Association, a position he has held since 2013. In this role, he manages a departmental budget and oversees personnel, focusing on election administration in the Northeastern United States. His responsibilities include coordinating election processes for various labor unions with memberships exceeding 300,000, which includes educational professionals and professional athletes.
Previous Experience at American Arbitration Association
Before his current role, Scott Boswell worked at the American Arbitration Association as a Regional Liaison from 2004 to 2013. During his nine years in this position, based in Dallas, TX, he developed expertise in managing regional operations and facilitating communication between the organization and its stakeholders.
Background in Journalism and Education
Scott Boswell studied at Richland College, where he focused on Journalism and earned an Associate of Arts degree from 1997 to 2001. His educational background has contributed to his communication skills and understanding of media, which are beneficial in his current role in election administration.
Experience in Media and Communications
Prior to his tenure at the American Arbitration Association, Scott Boswell worked at the Dallas Observer as a Senior Classified Account Manager and Guest Columnist from 1997 to 2004. This seven-year experience in media allowed him to refine his skills in writing and account management, which are relevant to his current responsibilities.
Specialization in Voting Methods
Scott Boswell specializes in various voting methods, including card counts, internet and telephone voting, in-person polling, and mail-out ballot elections. His expertise in these areas supports the effective administration of elections and enhances the voting experience for participants.