Brian Schott brings over two decades of clinical, regulatory, and strategic healthcare leadership. He currently serves as Senior Advisor to several medical boards and organizations, where he provides accreditation and compliance guidance to leading hospital systems with a focus on precision and integrity.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Brian served as a Commander in the COVID-19 Unified Command Center at a prestigious hospital, helping coordinate response efforts during a critical moment in public health. He is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins University Schools of Medicine and Business, and a 2001 graduate of Randolph-Macon College, where he studied Environmental Studies and Biology.

Brian is actively engaged in his community as a member of the Maryland chapter of HIMSS and the Bel Air, Maryland Business Board. His commitment to Susan’s Lowcountry Non-Profit is deeply personal, shaped by his father’s service as a veteran and his respect for those who have served others.

A dedicated family man, Brian is the proud father of three sons, ages 7, 11, and 17. He is an avid golfer, fisherman, and boater who values time on the water and outdoors, drawn to the same sense of connection and place that defines the Lowcountry.

He is honored to support Susan’s Lowcountry Non-Profit in its mission to combat isolation among seniors and veterans by fostering connection, dignity, and belonging through meaningful community engagement.