Scott Budman
NBC 11 Technology/Business Reporter and TechNow! Host
Born and raised in Oakland, Scott has been with NBC11 since 1995 as a reporter and anchor for business and technology news. He is also the co-founder of Tech Now!, currently in its fifth season.
Scott earned a degree in political science at UCLA. He began his broadcasting career in radio as a business reporter for KMNY radio in Anaheim. He then spent some time as a general assignment reporter and business anchor/producer at the Orange County News Channel. Before joining NBC11, Scott was a reporter and weekend anchor at KEYT in Santa Barbara.
Scott has won many awards including a national Iris Award for a documentary about gays in the military. He also received Golden Mike Awards from the Southern California Radio and Television News Directors Association.
In addition to his busy schedule at NBC11, Scott is a devoted volunteer with the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Santa Clara County. He also supports the Second Harvest Food Bank.
During his down time, Scott enjoys sports such as tennis and basketball. He also loves reading and seeing his family. He lives with his wife and two daughters.
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Scott earned a degree in political science at UCLA. He began his broadcasting career in radio as a business reporter for KMNY radio in Anaheim. He then spent some time as a general assignment reporter and business anchor/producer at the Orange County News Channel. Before joining NBC11, Scott was a reporter and weekend anchor at KEYT in Santa Barbara.
Scott has won many awards including a national Iris Award for a documentary about gays in the military. He also received Golden Mike Awards from the Southern California Radio and Television News Directors Association.
In addition to his busy schedule at NBC11, Scott is a devoted volunteer with the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Santa Clara County. He also supports the Second Harvest Food Bank.
During his down time, Scott enjoys sports such as tennis and basketball. He also loves reading and seeing his family. He lives with his wife and two daughters.
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