Scott Seligman

Scott Seligman is an American real estate developer and the founder of the Sterling Bank and Trust FSB.

Early life and education Seligman was born in Detroit, Michigan, and completed his education at the University of Michigan, where he earned a B.A.

Career In 1976, Seligman became Vice-President of Seligman & Associates, responsible for building single-family homes and managing owned multi-family properties; and in 1977, he became president, director, and CEO of Seligman & Associates.

In 1984, Seligman founded the Sterling Savings and Loan Association which focused on residential mortgage lending and servicing. In 1987, the Seligman family took Seligman private. By 2015, Sterling had grown to $1.3 billion in assets with 18 branches in the San Francisco area while maintaining its headquarters in Southfield, Michigan. reallocating the bulk of the firms' portfolio to California by selling most of its Detroit area assets. BOA's focus was to acquire companies in the property technology area leveraging Battier's technology expertise and Seligman's real estate experience.

In 1992, he became a minority owner of the San Francisco Giants major league baseball team as part of an ownership group (San Francisco Baseball Associates LLC) led by Charles Bartlett Johnson (which then also included Peter Magowan, Allan Byer, David S. Wolff, Harmon Burns, and Larry Baer), that purchased the team from Bob Lurie.