Scott Campbell did not initially envision a career in real estate. With a full athletic scholarship to Purdue University, he found himself a "Big 33" football selection in 1980. He was voted Most Valuable Player at Purdue in 1983 and graduated the second leading passer in "Big 10" history.

A professional football career followed with Scott being a Pittsburgh Steelers draft choice in 1984. Subsequently he quarterbacked for the Steelers, the Atlanta Falcons and the Ottawa Rough Riders, enjoying a career that spanned almost a decade. During that time he was also hired by Blue Cross of Western, PA for the period of 1985 to 1986 as a public speaker to schools on the subject of healthy lifestyles.

In 1991, he redirected his energies to real estate by obtaining his real estate license. Applying the same drive and motivation that helped him excel as a professional athlete, Scott quickly established himself as a successful Realtor. He held the Top Sales Agent position at Brownstone Real Estate for several years and was consistently within the top 5% of all agents in the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors from 1998 to 2006. Active as a listing representative for several high profile new home communities, he also acted as developer for several more, a role that required expertise in land acquisition, plan approval, infrastructure and promotion.

In 2007, Scott became an Owner of Brownstone Real Estate Company, along with his business partner, Todd Lechleitner. Active in the local community, he is also a member of the National Football League Players Association.

Scott also holds a B.S. from Purdue University in Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management and is a PA Sports Hall of Fame Inductee. He has experience speaking at conventions, sports associations and various charitable and special events. Together with Todd Lechleitner, Scott looks forward to directing Brownstone Real Estate's growth for the future while maintaining the company's long-standing reputation of trust and service to the community. He resides in Hershey with his wife Kim and three children, Kacie, Jake and Jesse.

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