About

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Elliot Scozzola, is a small business owner, teacher, active member of the community, and most importantly, a father.  Raised in the South Bay Area, with deep roots in the City of Campbell, he’s an Eagle Scout who went on to become the first in his family to have graduated from college.

Elliot helped save his childhood home from being foreclosed on during the subprime mortgage crisis by working with his mother and father to build a successful family business.  As the business grew, he was simultaneously working on attaining a history degree from California State University East Bay.  Once achieved, he used it to develop his own courses at West Valley College, in their College For Kids program, and continues to teach in both Campbell & Los Gatos/Saratoga High School districts.

Elliot serves on the board of the Campbell Historical Museum & Ainsley House Foundation, and as a School Site Council Parent Representative for Capri Elementary.  He is also a member of the Campbell Chamber of Commerce, and volunteers his time with Campbell Girls Fast Pitch Softball, and local food pantries around the South Bay.  

Elliot is often seen walking all over town, enjoying our many shops, restaurants & bars, and dancing at our one night club.  You may also find him biking along the Los Gatos Creek Trail, or attempting to chip golf balls at the Campbell Community Center while his daughter laughs at his inaccuracy.  Contact him at elliotforcampbell@gmail.com