Scott Centorino
Visiting FellowAbout Scott
Scott Centorino is a Visiting Fellow at the Foundation for Government Accountability, where he focuses on welfare, law and order, and health care reform policies that promote opportunity for more Americans.
Prior to joining FGA, Scott served as a Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy. Before his time in the White House, he served as the Deputy Policy Director and a Senior Fellow at FGA, Vice President of Policy and Programs at Do No Harm Medicine, an Assistant Attorney General with the Louisiana Department of Justice, and a Captain in the United States Army Reserve, serving as a Judge Advocate in the JAG Corps. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics from Washington and Lee University and received his Juris Doctor from Wake Forest University School of Law.
The power of work to change the trajectory of not just one life, but generations to follow, fuels his desire to ensure America remains the land of opportunity and freedom. If you can’t get a hold of Scott, it’s because he’s at a minor league baseball game or, if it’s the winter, lost in the woods looking for whitetail deer.
He lives in Rockbridge County, Virginia with his family.
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