James Scott CEO of Princeton Corporate Solutions

Mr. James Scott, CEO of Princeton Corporate Solutions brings over 13 years of experience in management, international corporate growth, global branding, political and economic analysis, investor relations, merger and acquisitions(M&A), creation of globalization strategies, creation and implementation of both domestic and international marketing strategies, and strategic operations consulting. Through this experience, Mr. Scott has been responsible for guiding numerous companies to success across multiple verticals within both the private and public sectors. His successes include navigating several companies through (and beyond) the IPO process, building successful and actionable marketing and sales strategies geared towards long-term sustainable growth, and creating public market interest to facilitate successful offerings.

In addition, Mr. Scott is also a member of several think tanks that review diverse aspects of legislative concepts through the use of global, political and economic analysis including:

·  Aspen Institute

·  Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House

·  The American Enterprise Institute

·  Economic Research Council

·  American Institute for Economic Research

·  The Manhattan Institute

·  The Hudson Institute

Through his inclusion with these organizations, Mr. Scott has prime access to valuable resources in the fields of business development, economic development, and political representation.   This allows Mr. Scott to have substantial experience assisting businesses through both the political and public arenas for the purposes of seeking out investors, generating exposure in government circles, and creating business development strategies for companies that work closely with the public sectors.  Mr. Scott's background in these areas has allowed him to achieve the following:

·  The development of trade and economic alliances for domestic and international businesses

·  The development of a strong targeted political content distribution networks

·  The ability to build a public policy network that includes:

§  Access to all 24 U.S. Senate and 26 U.S. House committees

§  Preferred access to 6,000 industry-specific trade publications

§  Access to the Washington Press Corps

§  Access to numerous domestic and international media outlets

§  Access to distribution and other business development tools in the US, Europe, and Asia

Through these assets Mr. Scott can provide clients with the ability to immediately implement expansion plans, and create and establish new market opportunities.  By leveraging the access that Mr. Scott provides to his clients through his established network he and Princeton Corporate Solutions limits the risks associated with and enhances the opportunities available for the ongoing growth of Princeton Corporate Solutions clients’ organizations.