Milton
Scott is
the founding majority shareholder, chairman and CEO of The Tagos
Group, LLC. He has distinguished himself over the past 32 years
as a leader and visionary in entrepreneurship, finance,
accounting, energy, and corporate governance. Milton currently
serves as a board member of Sterling Construction, a leading
heavy-civil construction company that specializes in the
building and reconstruction of transportation and water
infrastructure in large and growing markets; The CapStreet
Group, a prominent private equity firm investing in middle
market companies with enterprise values of less than $150
million; The Greater Houston Chamber of Commerce; and The Museum
of Fine Arts, Houston, the fourth largest art museum in the
United States with more than 56,000 works of art. He formerly
served on the Board of W-H Energy Services, Inc., a New York
Stock Exchange publicly traded company. He was elected lead
director in 2003 and he chaired the Audit Committee and served
on the Corporate Governance and Nominating and Compensation
committees. WH Energy Services was sold to Smith International,
Inc, in August, 2008.
In 2003, he
co-founded Complete Energy Holdings, LLC, as acquirer, owner,
and operator of over $1 billion of power generation assets. From
1999 to 2002, he served as executive vice president and chief
administrative officer at Dynegy, Inc., a Fortune 500 company,
where he was responsible for risk management over the trading
operations, supply chain management, strategic planning,
internal audit, human resources, administrative services, and
corporate security. Prior to joining Dynegy, Inc., he spent 21
years as an audit partner at Arthur Andersen, LLP. His primary
focus was in the area of energy. During his last three years
with the firm, he served as the head of the technology and
telecommunication team for the Southwest Region. He is a
graduate of Southern University with a BA in accounting.