Scott Stein has worked with thousands of leaders from around the world, helping them to become better leaders by fast‐tracking their thinking and their approach with their people, in person and virtually. Scott is a highly sought after international speaker and mentor who has worked with a range of global and Australian businesses including American Express, Carlton & United Breweries, McDonald's, REA Group, City of Sydney, Westpac, Link Group, Toyota and Habitat for Humanity, to name a few.

He is based in Sydney, Australia, and travels the globe to help leaders identify and implement strategies that inspire their people to do the things that matter in less time to achieve greater success. This includes face‐to‐face events as well as delivering online across the globe. (During the pandemic he delivered over 100 virtual presentations!) As the CEO of an international learning and development company, Scott understands the challenges that leaders face when trying to juggle multiple projects and multiple people across multiple time zones. In addition he is a Thought Leaders Global Mentor, assisting the community to help clever people become commercially smart by improving the capturing and communication of their ideas.

His previous roles included National Operations Manager for a leadership development company based out of Atlanta, Georgia, that used the outdoors to accelerate learning. He was also the Learning & Development Manager for five manufacturing plants in Detroit, Michigan. Both of these roles gave him an opportunity to hone his practical business skills as he assisted in turning leaders and businesses around by improving communication and lifting performance.

Scott has a Master's Degree in Communication and taught Communication and Public Speaking at Central Michigan University. He has also received the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation from the Professional Speakers Association, which recognises him as one of the top speakers across the globe.

He is an author of four books including The Order: Doing the right things at the right time, in the right way, which blends his Native American training with how leaders can learn from ancient wisdom.

Scott believes successful leaders need to build community and give back. He is a founding board member of Hands Across the Water, an Australian charity established after the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami that has raised over $25 million and cares for more than 600 children across seven homes in Thailand. Supporting Scott's philosophy of hacking ways to boost impact, donations the charity receives go directly to the Thai projects without funds being spent on administration staff or marketing in Australia.