Scott Stenclik, CEO of Aleron Group, was recently named to the Buffalo Business First 2023 Power 250 list. This annual distinction—which is constructed by a panel of Business First editors and reporters—recognizes the most influential individuals in western New York.
“I am proud to be included on this list, joining the likes of so many prominent difference-makers in the Buffalo region,” said Stenclik. “As this community has given our family-owned business a place to thrive for over 60 years, it is a true honor to be recognized as a catalyst of change and growth in western New York.”
In addition to his Power 250 commendation, Stenclik is a four-time recipient of Staffing Industry Analysts’ Staffing 100 Award, which honors the top leaders within the workforce and talent acquisition industry.
Stenclik is a recognizable presence within the western New York community, holding the position of Vice Chair of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, and board of director positions with TechBuffalo and Buffalo Center for Arts and Technology (BCAT). He also plays an active role within the region’s startup business community and provides support to organizations like 43North, LaunchNY, Endeavor, Varia Ventures, and the Western New York Venture Association.
The Power 250 recipients can be viewed here.
Scott Stenclik, President and CEO of Aleron, has been named to Buffalo Business First’s 2024 Power 250. The list, released annually, includes the most influential people in Buffalo and western New York.
“Aleron is honored to be a part of this community’s continued growth and success,” said Stenclik. “Western New York is fortunate to have so many leaders who are committed to positively impacting our region. I’m grateful to work alongside them in ensuring a bright future for our city.”
Since joining Aleron in 1986, Stenclik has helped the company evolve into one of the area’s largest and highest-performing workforce solutions and talent acquisition providers nationwide.
Stenclik is actively involved in the western New York community. He sits on the boards of several not-for-profit organizations, including the Buffalo Center for the Arts and Technology and TechBuffalo, and serves as Chair of the Board of Trustees for the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.
He is also proud to support the region’s startup business community through organizations such as 43North, Endeavor, and LaunchNY. He serves on Varia Ventures’ Advisory Board and is also a member of Buffalo Angels through the WNY Venture Association.
You can see the full 2024 Power 250 list here and find Scott Stenclik’s full bio here.
