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Born June 18, 1981, New York, USA - American entrepreneur, music manager, investor, philanthropist and executive producer.

Irwin's parents narrowly escaped the Holocaust and lived in Hungary until 1956. They flew to the United States shortly before the Soviet invasion in order to suppress the Hungarian Revolution. Irwin grew up in Queens and became a dentist; Susan Schlussel Brown worked as an orthodontist. After the wedding, the couple settled in Greenwich, Connecticut.

The Brown family besides Samuel had four other children: Lisa, Cornelio, Sam and Adam. Adam Brown is the founder of Pencils of Promise, a charity that builds schools in developing countries.

Brown grew up in Kos Cob, Connecticut and attended Greenwich High School where he was the class leader. From the ages of 13 to 18, he played basketball, and his Connecticut Flame team was part of the Amateur Athletic Union. When Brown was 17, his parents adopted Sam Mahanga and Cornelio Jubunda, former Mozambique junior players. Since at that time the existing basketball sports program was almost completely curtailed, Irwin Brown attracted his sons to participate in the selection for the All-Star Game. Mahanga and Jubunda became the favorites of the Greenwich High School basketball team, despite the hacking from fans - an experience that was not easy for the Brown family. While attending Greenwich High School, Brown submitted his entry to the National History Day Documentary Video Competition. His 10-minute video, entitled "The Hungarian Conflict," focused on the life of Hungarian Jews before, during and after the Holocaust. The film won the regional stage, state competition, and ultimately finished third. A member of the Brown family sent him to Steven Spielberg's office, who in turn sent the Browns video to the Holocaust Memorial Museum (USA). Brown called Spielberg's endorsement one of the most inspiring moments of his life.
Brown called Spielberg's endorsement one of the most inspiring moments of his life.
Brown called Spielberg's endorsement one of the most inspiring moments of his life.

Brown attended Emory University in Atlanta and played for the college basketball team until his sophomore year. After Dupree hired Brown to head up the marketing department for his So So Def label, Brown is known to have dropped out of college without earning a degree.

While attending Emory University in Atlanta, Brown began working as a party organizer. In 2002, Brown got a job as a party organizer in each of the five cities where he was hosting the Anger Management Tour with Ludacris and Eminem. His immersion in the world of hip-hop led Brown to producer Jermaine Dupree, director of So So Def Records. Brown was 19 when Dupree hired him to join So So Def's marketing department, and just twenty when Dupree appointed him as So So Def's chief marketing officer. In his sophomore year, Brown already worked at So So Def and ran his own party business. Major events with parties he organized: 2003 NBA All-Star Game and parties during Britney Spears' Onyx Hotel Tour. Brown left So So Def, to start a private venture capital firm working in the marketing business, music label management and artist production. He started his own marketing business, brokering a $ 12 million deal between Ludacris and Pontiac: the video for the song Ludacris Two Miles an Hour uses a Pontiac car, and the song Ludacris is used in advertising for Pontiac.
and the song Ludacris is in turn used in advertisements for Pontiac.
and the song Ludacris, in turn, is used in advertising for the Pontiac company.

Brown first spotted Justin Bieber when 12-year-old Justin performed Ni-Yo on YouTube. Brown contacted his mother, Patty Mallett, and she agreed to bring her son to Atlanta on probation without any obligation. Over time, Brown convinced them to move from Canada to the United States. After a successful start on the Internet, Brown directed Bieber to two famous performers - Asher and Justin Timberlake; both were interested in working with Bieber. Ultimately, Usher's mentor, music producer L.A. Reed, convinced Bieber to sign Island Def Jam in partnership with the Raymond-Braun Media Group.

Brown produced Never Say Never, a documentary about Justin Bieber.

In 2007, Brown founded SB Projects, a full-service media company comprised of a number of venture capital firms such as Schoolboy Records, SB Management and Sheba Publishing. The group also includes RBMG, a joint venture capital firm of Brown and Asher.

In 2018, The New York Times reported that Brown, along with David Meisel, founding chairman of Marvel Studios, had created Mythos Studios to produce feature and animated films based on the comic book franchise.

In 2013, Brown was named Time 100. In 2016, Scooter was named Best Music Manager at Shazam's 3rd Annual International Music Industry Awards as part of the 12th Annual MUSEXPO Program in Los Angeles. In 2017, Brown appeared on the cover of Variety magazine's Hitmakers and Success magazine's Gratitude.

In 2016 he was nominated for a Grammy. Brown also co-founded comic-based films, Mythos Studios, with Hollywood producer David Meisel.

In 2018, Brown was honored with the Harry Chapin Memorial Humanitarian Prize at the Music Biz 2018 for his 2017 charitable work

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