Scot Faulkner

Background

Faulkner, Scot was born on July 3, 1953 in Northampton, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Clarence and Irene Faulkner.

Education

Bachelor, Lawrence University, 1975. Master of Public Administration, American University, Washington, 1978.

Career

Director personnel Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, Washington, 1980. White House staff President George H. W. Bush, 1981. Executive assistant General Services Administration, 1981—1982, 1983—1984.

Acting deputy administrator United States Department Education, 1982. Country director United States Peace Corps, Malawi, 1984—1986. Expert United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, 1987.

Deputy associate administrator Federal Aviation Administration, 1988—1989. Vice president Philip Crosby Associate, 1990—1993. CAO United States House Representatives, 1994—1997.

Global practice leader American Medical Association, 1998—2000. Director European Institute, 2001. Senior partner global operations Phoenix Consultant Associate, since 2002.

Adjunct faculty University Maryland, 1993—2000. Lecturer Kennedy School Government, 1995—1996. Board director Kinexum.

Achievements

• Scot Faulkner has been listed as a noteworthy management consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Friends of Harper's Ferry National History Park, since 1988. President board trustees United States Capitol History Society, 1995—1997. Board trustees Maryland Museum African Art, 0990—1998.

Member of Civil War Preservation Trust, Reagan Alumni Association, Capitol Hill Club.

Connections

Married Vicki Clements Hunter, February 12, 1997. 1 child Amanda Marie Hunter.

Father:

Clarence Faulkner

Mother:

Irene Faulkner

Spouse:

Vicki Clements Hunter

child:

Amanda Marie Hunter Faulkner