Scott Rosenblatt

Scott Rosenblatt is a hands-on marketing, communications and digital leader with experience building and leading global marketing organizations and brand strategies for some of the world's most recognized financial services brands.

Based in New York, Scott is managing director, global head of marketing and communications at Fitch Ratings, where he leads the company's global marketing and public relations function working in close partnership with Fitch's executive leadership team to align marketing strategy with the firm's commercial and growth objectives.

Spanning marketing strategy, digital, data and operations, media strategy and communications, creative and design, partnerships, events and multimedia, while also directing hands-on go-to-market strategy, Scott’s remit is as much organizational as it is strategic: building scalable, AI-enabled marketing infrastructure that serves both Fitch Ratings and the wider Fitch Group.

Prior to Fitch, Scott held senior marketing and digital innovation roles at Morgan Stanley, where he was responsible for product development, marketing and sales enablement solutions. A centerpiece of this tenure was the design and launch of the "Insights Engine," a proprietary recommendation platform that delivered micro-targeted investment insights to financial advisors across more than three million client households. A predecessor to modern “next-best-action” platforms, the Insights Engine contributed directly to Morgan Stanley being recognized as "Best Private Bank for Innovation" by Euromoney in 2014.

Earlier in his career, Scott spent over nine years in a variety of roles at Credit Suisse. First, working in corporate communications where Scott played a central role in external and employee-facing communications and change management, supporting the investment bank and technology organizations. Later Scott led marketing, content strategy and communications for Credit Suisse's Americas wealth management chief investment office, reporting directly to two chief investment officers during his tenure.

Scott earned a Bachelor of Science in Communications from Ohio University and an MBA in Finance and Marketing from Fordham University. He is a member of the Museum's Communications Executives Advisory Panel.