About Us
“I grew up watching my father farm all over the wold and his love and passion has continued to inspire younger generations of our family.”
-Ken Scott, President of Scott Citrus Management
Our Story
The Scott family’s farming legacy in Florida spans many generations. L.W. Scott, the family’s patriarch, began with vegetable farming and grew to become one of the world’s largest tomato producers, with farms across several countries. Later in life, he transitioned to growing citrus and his dedication to quality and meticulous approach seamlessly translated into producing exceptional citrus. Today, the Scott family’s passion for farming and commitment to excellence remains a living legacy.
Meet the Team
Get to know our passionate and dedicated team:
Ken Scott
President/Owner
Ken Scott, following in his father’s footsteps from a young age, rapidly gaining expertise in the citrus industry by working in various roles within the grove. His practical experience, combined with his education, has equipped him to excel as President of the organization. Like his father, Ken has international farming experience, including his most recent operation in the Bahamas.
Daniel Scott
Vice-President
Daniel Scott, much like Ken, immersed himself in the citrus industry early on by spending numerous hours in the grove. His degree in Ag Operations Management from the University of Florida has further prepared him for his role. Daniel has expanded his agricultural perspective through the University of Florida’s Wedgeworth Leadership program and currently serves as chairman of the Indian River Citrus League.
Dan Richey
President/CEO, Riverfront Packing Company
Dan Richey began his career at his family’s packinghouse shortly after graduating from Florida Southern College. He quickly rose through the ranks, assuming numerous leadership roles within the industry. In 1998, he was appointed by Governor Jeb Bush to the Florida Citrus Commission, where he served as Chairman from 2000 to 2003. Dan was also appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture and the U.S. Trade Representative to the United States Agricultural Trade Advisory Committee (ATAC).
Tom Mitchell
Vice President, Riverfront Packing Company
Tom Mitchell moved to Florida after earning his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Richmond and his MBA from the University of Alabama. He joined Riverfront in 2009, where he has rapidly gained industry knowledge and taken on leadership roles in organizations such as Chairman of Florida Citrus Mutual, CRAFT (Citrus Research and Field Trials), and Florida Citrus Packers. Citrus the Indian River Citrus League, and Florida Citrus Packers. Tom has also participated in the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Emerging Leadership program as well as the Wedgworth Leadership Program.
