Scott joined World Monuments Fund in 2020, where he oversees the World Monuments Watch program and manages preservation field projects. A preservation specialist with experience in cultural research, public history, and heritage management, he was previously WMF’s Bonnie Burnham Fellow and has served as Managing Editor of Future Anterior, journal of historic preservation history, theory, and criticism. Scott's dedication to grassroots community projects and participatory public programming also extends to his role as the co-founder of a freeform community radio station in New Mexico, USA. Scott received his MA from Columbia University GSAPP and BA from Oberlin College.

Amy is the 2023–2025 Bonnie Burnham Fellow supporting the World Monuments Watch and adjacent projects. She brings to WMF several years of experience in the international heritage and conservation sectors, including on the Getty Conservation Institute’s research database AATA Online and, more recently, ICCROM’s Strategic Foresight Initiative. She holds a BA in Geography from UCLA and an MPhil in Heritage Studies from the University of Cambridge.