Scott Horn, CEO of ACI Learning, speaks with host Alex Alonso about how AI is helping organizations reshape upskilling, grow talent, and close skill gaps.
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Scott Horn
Scott Horn is the CEO of ACI Learning, bringing decades of experience as a Go-To-Market and Revenue Growth leader. Known for his ability to navigate complex markets and deliver impactful results, Scott has a proven track record of driving business success. His leadership spans across marketing, product management, and sales, with senior roles at private equity, public, and venture-backed companies. Scott has also held key positions at [24]7.ai, Seagate Technology, and Microsoft, where he consistently led teams to achieve growth and innovation. As CEO of ACI Learning, Scott continues to apply his strategic vision to drive the company's success and help individuals and organizations thrive through transformative learning solutions.
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