Scott Shuster is a distinguished US broadcast journalist and a seasoned professional in the realm of business and international policy event moderation. With a career that spans multiple decades, Shuster has left an indelible mark as a foreign correspondent for ABC News (US), one of the early producers of NPR’s All Things Considered, and the editorial director for live events within the BusinessWeek Group of The McGraw-Hill Companies.

Shuster’s expertise shines through in his role as an interviewer of C-suite and business unit executives at corporate events. Having conducted over 5000 live interviews, he engages management leaders before diverse audiences at corporate, industry, professional, and governmental policy and investment events across the globe.

His journey began at an early age, as Shuster became a local radio newscaster in Milwaukee at the age of 16, contributing to radio stations WRIT-FM and WOKY. Upon returning to the US, he made his mark in New York as part of McGraw-Hill’s BusinessWeek magazine, the world’s leading global business news weekly publication. Shuster’s influence expanded further as the founding editorial director of McGraw-Hill’s worldwide business event development organization, BusinessWeek Executive Programs.

Even today, while serving as a consulting editor to The McGraw-Hill Companies, Shuster continues to play a pivotal role as a business event moderator for corporations, governments, industry associations, and professional societies. Beyond his journalistic pursuits, he has also contributed to the literary world, publishing works of Tolkien scholars under his imprint North Landing Books. Scott Shuster remains a respected figure, seamlessly blending his journalistic prowess with a keen understanding of global business dynamics.