Gloo LLC
Scott Beck
Scott Beck has spent 40 years learning about scaling businesses and supporting Champions that are helping people grow in relationship, spirit and wellness. As the CEO of Gloo he is putting that experience to work by serving Champions, helping them scale and supporting their core processes with exponential technology. Scott Beck currently holds the positions of CEO and Co-Founder of Gloo, a platform that plays a pivotal role in connecting and empowering the personal growth ecosystem by facilitating trust-based value exchanges between various stakeholders, including donors, resource partners, networks, churches, recovery centers, and individuals. Additionally, Gloo provides essential utilities that enable leaders to visualize and experience the collective impact of these connections. Alongside his role at Gloo, Scott Beck also serves as Partner and Vice Chairman of Pacific Dental Services, the largest locally branded Dental Service organization in the United States, operating 1,000 offices across 35 states and boasting a network of 3,000 general practitioner and specialty dentists. Under his leadership, the company has achieved substantial growth, with a 2020 revenue of $2.5 billion and an adjusted EBITA of $250 million. Beck's extensive business background includes past experiences such as being Vice Chairman and COO of Blockbuster Entertainment Corp, Founder and Chairman of Einstein/Noah Bagel Corp, Chairman and CEO of Boston Market Inc, and founding investments in companies like Ancestry.com and HomeAdvisors.com, among others. Additionally, he has been actively involved as a Board Member and Advisor to numerous Not-For-Profit enterprises in education, amateur sports, and personal growth ecosystems for over 35 years.

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