Scott Dyer
Past President
scottjoynovember@gmail.com
Term: 2022 – 2025
Scott Dyer is the Past President of the Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF). Originally elected in 2010, Scott is currently serving his fifth three-year term on the MVF’s Board of Directors, and has served on the following MVF committees: Executive, Investment, Personnel, Communications, Committee on the Environment, Recreation, Nominating (Chair in 2013), Election (Chair, as well as Moderator of the Candidates Forum in 2012 and 2015), and the 50th Anniversary Planning Committee. Scott also participated in MVF's Vision 2030 and the MV Master Plan process.
Scott has previously served as an elected Director on the East Village Homes Corporation's (EVHC) Board of Directors, between 2009 and 2016; he served on the following EVHC committees: Recreation & Environment, Parking & Public Safety, Publicity/Communications, External Affairs, Information Technology, Audit/Budget/Reserves, and the Dispute Resolution committee. During his time on the EVHC board, he assisted in the creation of a Neighborhood Watch program and implementation of an energy-efficient street lighting renovation throughout the community. Scott is also credited for creating EVHC’s Facebook page and writing articles for the bi-weekly "East Village Echo" column in the Montgomery Village News.
Scott is currently employed as a Vice President at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Washington, DC. Scott is also a Notary Public in both the District of Columbia and Maryland, a certified Mediator and Facilitator, as well as a certified Voter Registrar with the Montgomery County Board of Elections. Scott’s notable former employment has included: State government (Maryland Department of Transportation), Federal Government (U.S. Department of Agriculture), and as a Realtor with Long and Foster (including the former Montgomery Village office).
Scott currently volunteers with Junior Achievement of Greater Washington; he has served as a classroom instructor (including at Montgomery Village Middle School) as well as an instructor at the Junior Achievement Finance Parks (in both Montgomery County and Prince George’s County), teaching a financial literacy program to both middle school and high school students in Montgomery County schools. Scott also currently volunteers as both a Basketball and Soccer coach for elementary school students at Mary of Nazareth Catholic School in Darnestown, MD. Scott has also been a twice-elected public official in Montgomery County (County Central Committee - two four-year terms), and is a recipient of the “Call to Service” award from the President of the United States, highlighting his commitment to public service, leadership, and volunteer work. Scott is also a member of the prestigious Army and Navy Club in Washington, D.C., and a parishioner at St. John Neumann Catholic Church in Gaithersburg, MD.
Scott, a lifelong resident of Montgomery County, grew up in Bethesda, MD before moving to Montgomery Village, MD in 2005. Scott studied Business at Montgomery College in Rockville, MD and received his Business Degree from Marymount University in Arlington, VA. Scott is married to Joy Kraus Dyer, who grew up in Montgomery Village, MD, is an accomplished Interior Designer, a stay-at-home mom to their son, Joseph, and a former president of the EVHC Board of Directors. The Dyers currently live in The Points within the Northgate Homes Corporation in Montgomery Village, MD. The Dyers’ prior townhome in East Village was notably a prior winner of Montgomery Village’s "Most Beautiful Gardens Contest" in 2008.