About Us

On the Highest Branches Are Found the Sweetest Rewards

When you're passionate—truly passionate—about your idea, your product, your business, you want partners who share that passion.

Our Philosophy

At proProcess, we believe:

Success is the product of easy laughter, hard work, uncompromising ethics, and open and frequent communication
The best way to make your employees feel that you care about them is to, you know, actually care about them
Prioritize people, process, and product to protect from problems, pitfalls, and pain.
Seek balance, though it's hard to achieve. The value is in the attempt.

Our Founder

Upon receiving his computer science degree from Brandeis University, Scott embarked on a career that saw him in senior leadership positions in the financial, higher education, and technology sectors. He founded his own software and services business, which he led for ten years. Later, he joined another early-stage software venture, helping to grow it significantly until its successful acquisition in 2019.

Scott is a recognized ponderer and propounder of ideas in the field of intelligent process automation.

A published author and practiced public speaker, Scott volunteers as an Innovation Advisor for the UC Irvine Beall Applied Innovation program, which matches brilliant young founders with mentors to help guide them through their entrepreneurial journey. As you might have guessed from the photo, he studies martial arts. Scott lives in Southern California.

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E. Scott Menter
Founder and Principal Consultant

Our Logo

Giraffe are exceptional animals. They are elegant, yet pragmatic. They are tough (a mother giraffe drops her calf 6 ft. or more onto the hard savannah ground at birth!), yet gentle. They exist in a harsh and unforgiving world, yet live each day with grace and beauty.

Giraffe are collaborative. At the watering hole, while some are splayed rather awkwardly to reach down for a refreshing drink, the others stand tall, looking in every direction to protect them from ambush.

Giraffe support their community. Thanks to their height, the giraffe act as sort of an early-warning system to the other animals, alerting them to predators.

Giraffe don't settle for the low-hanging fruit, but rather leverage their natural talents to reach rewards that other animals can only dream of.

Giraffe are adapted to their environment. Gifted with long, nimble tongues, giraffe enjoy the leaves of the acacia tree, whose long, sharp thorns send most other animals looking for lesser, more easily-obtained treats.

If you love the giraffe, as we do, please consider a gift to the Giraffe Conservation Foundation, which is doing remarkable and innovative work in the areas of conservation and management of giraffe in the wild.