Rosemary Scott is a Certified Radio Marketing Expert with over 20 years of experience in Research, Marketing, and Public Relations. Ms. Scott is widely recognized as an industry leader and has served on the Radio Advertising Bureau’s Sales Advisory Council from 1998 to 2005; she was named Chair of the Steering Committee for the NAB Radio Show 2003; she has served on the RAB Conference Planning Committee for the past two years (2006 & 2007); and served on the Radio Ink Hispanic Conference Advisory Committee 2007. Ms. Scott is Corporate Research and Communications Director for Border Media Partners; prior to that she worked at Univision Radio where she was South Texas Regional Director of Research and Marketing. Other experience includes being Director of Research and Marketing for Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation; Director of External Public Relations for Tichenor Media System; Director of Hispanic Marketing for Waterman Broadcasting; and Director of Research and Development for TK Communications.

Ms. Scott has been a featured speaker at various conferences and conventions throughout the Hispanic marketing industry; and she is also a well-known media-marketing journalist whose articles have been published in industry magazines and newspapers across the country including Billboard, Ad Week, the M-Street Journal, Direct Marketing, Hispanic, Hispanic Business, Cable Television Marketing, The San Antonio Express News, WOAI Business Weekly, the Miami Herald, and many others. She has been affiliated as a freelance journalist with the Texas Governor’s Music Office for ten consecutive years, and is a Hispanic Marketing Columnist for Radio Ink.

Ms. Scott has won various industry awards including the “Most Valuable Research Director Award,” from Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation in 2001; and Finalist for the Research Director of the Year, for Univision Radio in 2004. In 2007, she received the prestigious “Medallas de Cortez Marketer of the Year in 2007,” Award from Radio Ink.

Ms. Scott graduated from Trinity University in 1984. She is married with four children and currently resides in Schertz, Texas. Her hobbies include writing letters to her son in Basic Training, gardening, reading classical literature, and being a football Mom.