Scott Pomerantz joins Wildcast after a career of executive leadership roles at Fortune 100 and start-up companies. Most recently, he was recruited to lead a turn-around opportunity at MC10, a FDA-approved medical devices and sensor company, as CEO and President and served as the executive member of the Board of Directors. Scott joined Broadcom Corporation in 2007, initially as its Vice President and General Manager for the GPS business unit, Broadcom’s most profitable business at the time and was promoted to Senior Vice President and General Manager for Broadcom’s approximate $3B Wireless Group, the largest global business. He joined Broadcom with the acquisition of Global Locate, a GPS semiconductor company that he cofounded in 2000. Scott was the CEO President and Chairman of the Board while Global Locate was an independent company. Prior to Global Locate, Scott was CEO of All Points Software, a startup that focused on field data collection utilizing Digital Imaging and GPS Technologies on tablet computers. He held executive positions at Eastman Kodak’s digital imaging group and at IBM in marketing and systems engineering, where he studied computer science, hardware, software and systems engineering after receiving his master in business administration (MBA) from the Simon School at the University of Rochester and his bachelor’s degree at the University of Rochester, graduating with honors. Scott was a member of the Simon School adjunct faculty for many years, he continues as an active advisor at the Simon School today and he is a member of the University’s Hajim School of Engineering’s Board. Scott holds 2 US Patents. He has testified to a US Congressional Panel at the FCC on location technologies and was selected as one of the 50 Leaders to Watch by GPS World in 2008. He has participated and led industry panel discussions around the world including the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and the Mobile Word Congress in Barcelona (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOQRsQwf0Vo). Scott has 2 grown children and lives with his wife Diane in New Jersey where he served on the Wyckoff Education Foundation board (WEF) for many years and continues today as a sustaining member of the George Eastman Circle, the University of Rochester’s leadership annual giving society.