Episode #11: Scott Carson – VP of Kauffman Fasttrac

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Scott Carson
Vice President

Scott Carson is responsible for all aspects of Kauffman FastTrac business development, sales and marketing.

Scott, an accomplished senior management, sales, general management and operations professional, was most recently responsible for the development, growth and expansion of Smith Electric Vehicle’s national sales and client support group. Prior to Smith, Scott enjoyed a 28 year career with St. Louis, Mo. based Enterprise Holdings, Inc. and Enterprise Fleet Management, holding corporate officer positions including AVP and Director of Fleet Management and Vice President of Corporate Training and Development.

Scott earned his undergraduate degree in business administration and history from William Jewel College with graduate level work at the Olin School of Business at Washington University in St. Louis. He and his wife, Vicki, have two daughters.