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SM | Scott Millar
Keynote Speaker - Panel Moderator - Workshop Facilitator
"Great Things Never Come From Comfort Zones."
The tech-head prodigy behind BOP Industries, Scott Millar is a young entrepreneur taking the world by storm. Compared to a young Steve Jobs after turning a year nine business project into a thriving business, Scott finished high school and turned down university scholarship offers and full-time job offers to run his company, BOP Industries, full time now with a growing presence around the world.
As a now 23-year-old, Scott has recently been named one of Australia’s top 30 CEOs under 30 years of age, Asia Pacific’s Inspiring Youth Leader, Queensland's Small Business Leader, Griffith University's Entrepreneur In Residence and an LGBT advocate and youth leader in Australia and overseas.
As a leading Australian keynote speaker and facilitator, Scott is passionate about how we can prepare young people for the ever-changing future of work, and how we as organisations can engage our next generation of consumers and employees.

Panellist - Speaker - Facilitator
Whilst he may be young, don't mistake Scott's age for inexperience. As a now 23-year-old, Scott is a leading Australian keynote speaker and has been presenting on stages across the country and around the world for the past eight years. Scott's speaking experience includes:
+6 Countries
Over the past eight years, Scott has delivered presentations in 6 countries around the world.
+80 Publications
Scott has conducted interviews with over 80 publications around the world ranging from TV to radio, newspapers and more.
+350,000kms
Scott has travelled over 350,000 kilometres to deliver presentations, workshops and join panel discussions at various conferences and events.
+50,000 People
Across all of his speaking engagements, Scott has presented to over 50,000 people.
Recent Events
As a young entrepreneur, keynote speaker and youth advocate, Scott has the pleasure of speaking to industry leaders, future-focused teams, aspiring young professionals and local innovators in his diverse range of speaking engagements each year. Below is an overview of some of the events Scott has spoken at recently:
Catch Scott In Action
As well as delivering presentations at events, Scott frequently sits down for interviews to share his experiences, insights and approaches when it comes to how we can bridge the gap between the industry and the classroom. Here are some samples of Scott's work:
Gen Z In The Workforce
MFAA Future Matters Conference | ICC Sydney
Join Scott Millar as he explores how brands can better engage Generation Z and Generation Alpha as future consumers and future employees. In this presentation, Scott unpacks some of the trends brands should consider as they look to engage Generation Z and Generation Alpha as customers and employees.
Scott's Story
BOP Industries | The Young Entrepreneur's Journey
Research continues to show the importance of entrepreneurship, STEM and innovation skills for those wanting to thrive in the workforce of the future. Scott was fortunate enough to start building those skills at an early age, launching his first business at age 14. In this interview he shares his story and some of the lessons learnt along the way.
Intergenerational Leadership
In this podcast Scott sits down with a fellow innovative educator to explore how they have build a strong intergenerational partnership in the workforce.
Young People In The Workforce
In this three-part series Scott dives deep into his story, motivations, adversities and lessons learnt as a young person in business.
Instagram Feed
If you're wanting to follow Scott's day to day as a young business leader, youth advocate, keynote speaker and workshop facilitator, make sure to follow him on Instagram.
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Along his journey, Scott's work has been featured and shared in a range of different publications. Here are some of the publications that you can head to if you'd like to read more about Scott:
