Scott Belsky

Keynotes by Scott Belsky examine the utopian ideal of ensuring that the most opportunities are provided to individuals, companies or organizations with the most talent. Belsky believes this occurrence is a rarity, as social media often offers opportunities to individuals who may not have the best ideas. His presentations suggest a system that would encourage quality work from everyone -- ensuring the best ideas are the ones ultimatel chosen.

As the founder and CEO of Behance, a company that aims to produce creative products for creative companies and that allows a platform for individuals, Belsky understands the struggle to be seen, heard and successful nowadays. Prior to this position, Belsky was an European Markets associate at Goldman Sachs & Co. Belsky also currently holds positions as an investor and advisor for Pinterest and Uber, among other social platforms. With regards to his educational background, Belsky earned a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Economics from Cornell University and a MBA from Harvard Business School.

As an author, Belsky is probably most well known for his national bestselling book 'Making Ideas Happen,' which thoroughly examines how to cultivate ideas and uncover hidden potential and innovations. Similar to his writing, keynotes by Scott Belsky examine how individual companies should measure quality of work within a properly geared system, in effect cultivating the best and most innovative ideas.