Overview
Scott Krug holds the position of Senior Vice President and CFO at the New York Yankees[1], where Krug leads financial strategy and operations for the organization[2]. Krug's responsibilities include overseeing budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning, while helping shape broader business strategy across both baseball and non-baseball ventures[2]. Krug is also responsible for a wide range of large-scale events at Yankee Stadium, including concerts, college football, boxing, and international soccer, with a focus on driving growth, optimizing revenue, and building partnerships[2]. Krug has more than 30 years of experience in professional roles[2] and holds a BS in Accounting from Binghamton University[9]. Prior to joining the Yankees in 2004[7], Krug worked in audit at PwC from 1996 to 2004[8].
Profile introduction
As Senior Vice President and CFO of the New York Yankees, I lead financial strategy and operations for the organization. My responsibilities include overseeing budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning, while helping shape broader business strategy across both baseball and non-baseball ventures. I am responsible for a wide range of large-scale events at Yankee Stadium — from concerts and college football to boxing and international soccer — focusing on driving growth, optimizing revenue, improving efficiency, and building lasting partnerships. With more than 30 years of experience in pr…
Career history
- Senior Vice President & CFOJan 2022 to presentNew York Yankees
- CFO & SVP, Financial OperationsMar 2017 to Jan 2022New York Yankees
- CFO and Vice President, Financial OperationsJan 2007 to Mar 2017New York Yankees
- CFO and Director, Financial OperationsJan 2006 to Dec 2006New York Yankees
- Director, Internal Audit & Special ProjectsJun 2004 to Dec 2006New York Yankees
- Audit1996 to 2004PwC
Education
- BUBS, AccountingBinghamton University
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