Scott C. Asbury

About Scott C. Asbury

I lead execution in complex aerospace organizations, focused on translating strategy into results and driving mission success at scale.I am often brought into high-stakes or underperforming environments where success requires more than program management—it requires organizational alignment, clarity of direction, and disciplined execution across the enterprise. I work at the system level, identifying where breakdowns in structure, communication, and accountability are limiting performance—and putting in place the leadership, processes, and operating rhythm needed to restore momentum.My approach is grounded in systems thinking: understanding how strategy, engineering, operations, supply chain, and program controls must operate as an integrated whole. When those connections are aligned, organizations execute with speed, confidence, and predictability.Guided by the mindset “There is no second,” I bring urgency, focus, and clarity—ensuring teams deliver on commitments and organizations perform at their best when it matters most.With experience across NASA, NOAA, and DoD programs, I have helped organizations improve performance, strengthen execution capability, and build teams that consistently deliver in complex, mission-critical environments.I am also passionate about developing leaders and strengthening the profession. I serve on the Virginia Tech Aerospace and Ocean Engineering Advisory Board, mentor students, and teach graduate-level aerospace program management at the University of Colorado Boulder.

Experience

1. Vice President, Program Execution

   Voyager Technologies

   Apr 2025 — Present · Denver, CO, US

Education

• The George Washington University

  Master of Science, Engineering Management

  1995 — 1998

• Penn State University

  Executive Certification, Developing Managerial Effectiveness, Smeal College of Business

  2004

• NASA Academy of Program/Project & Engineering Leadership (APPEL)

  Advanced Program Management and Systems Engineering

  1997 — 2001

• Flight Safety International

  Airline/Commercial/Professional Pilot and Flight Crew

• Virginia Tech

  Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering

  1986 — 1990