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Scott McGregor
Scott McGregor
No Longer at Cisco
Scott is the Director of Community Enablement at Cisco and committed to developing sustainable solutions that leverage technology to maximize social impact with an emphasis on anti-poverty and education initiatives.
Scott is a 16-year veteran at Cisco. He worked in Sales Operations before joining the People, Policy and Purpose (3P) organization in 2020. During his time at Cisco, he has led various teams, supported Cisco’s Employee Resource Groups (ERG) as a global leader, and developed an enterprise approach to support Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and other Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).
Prior to joining Cisco, Scott spent the bulk of his career in technology/staffing business development, working for such companies as MicroAge, The Yoh Companies and Courtyard by Marriott.
His favorite motto: “Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat” which is, “Fortune favors the bold”.
Articles
What happens when you ask students how they would use Cisco technology to solve real problems? At Cisco's first Empower & Connect Summit, we heard from five teams of finalists whose bold ideas have the potential to bridge digital divides and change lives.
From foster care to dorm room, Move-in Day Mafia and Cisco give a fresh start to foster youth.
Delaware State University has transformed its digital landscape through a strategic partnership with Cisco, enhancing cybersecurity, educational technology, and student success, positioning itself as a leader in technological innovation.
Highlighting Cisco's partnership with an extraordinary community in Utqiaġvik, Alaska that's breaking down barriers to create new access to education, technology, and opportunity.
Technology modernizations, reliable broadband access, and upskilling are transforming the way Claflin University delivers a high-quality education and how students and the community can now connect in ways they've never connected before.
Salveo Innovations is the winner of the 2022 Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge $50,000 USD HBCU Startup Prize.
The Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 HBCU Startup Prize was awarded to Mini City which unlocks legal forms of identification for the homeless.
Scott shares 3 lessons his Cisco Sales Interns taught him on the inter-generational workforce and why our future is so bright!