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Corporate engagements typically book three to six months out. The October–December holiday window fills fastest, often held by summer. Short notice is always worth asking about; cancellations happen, and Scott sometimes keeps time open for last-minute requests.

Routinely. Scott has performed from Seattle to Orlando for corporate clients, and across the Midwest for private events. Travel and logistics get handled on your behalf or in coordination with your events team, whichever is simpler.

Almost always. Product names, campaign messaging, inside references, a retiring executive's tenure, a sales kickoff theme. Any of it can be worked into a routine. A short briefing call before the engagement is usually all it takes.

Very little. A power outlet, a defined performance area, and for stage shows, whatever microphone the venue already runs. Scott arrives early and rarely asks for anything unusual. A full technical rider is available on request.

Yes. The virtual format was written for the camera from the start, not a livestream of a stage show with a webcam pointed at it. Guests shuffle their own cards, draw on their own paper, and pull bills from their own wallets. The ending still has people typing "HOW" into the chat.