Adam Scheinberg

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Adam Scheinberg is a technology executive, entrepreneur, and community leader with a passion for innovation and strategic growth. As Vice President of Information Technology at Massey Services, he has played a pivotal role in transforming the company’s technology landscape since 2003, guiding its evolution from a regional operation to a nationally recognized enterprise.

A graduate of James Madison University and a certified Project Management Professional, Adam’s leadership and expertise have earned him numerous accolades, including recognition as a two-time ORBIE Awards finalist, Massey Services’ Corporate Team Member of the Year, and a recipient of Orlando Business Journal’s 40 Under 40. He has also been honored by Orlando Family Magazine as one of their Supermen and was named “One to Watch” in Orlando Magazine’s 50 Most Powerful list.

Beyond his corporate achievements, Adam is deeply committed to the Orlando community. He serves on the Greater Orlando Sports Commission’s Advisory Board and is an Emeritus Council member, and former Chair, of Orlando Family Stage. His dedication to fostering innovation led him to co-found the Orlando Tech Council, where he served as its inaugural Chair. As Chair of Leadership Orlando Class 103, he guided nearly 100 business leaders through an immersive leadership and innovation experience. Adam is also a longtime advocate for arts education, serving as a board member and Past President of The Mockingbird Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting music and arts education for children.

In 2020, Adam combined his love for technology and music by founding a SaaS company that revolutionized how bands and fans track concert data. In 2025, he successfully exited the startup, solidifying his place in Orlando’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. A sought-after speaker on technology, leadership, artificial intelligence, and innovation, Adam continues to share his insights on the future of business and technology.

He lives in Winter Park, Florida, with his wife, Jennifer, and their two children, Jillian and Jack.