An ever-changing sports landscape requires dynamic organizations willing to innovate and adapt in order to meet the needs of the communities served. Global Scouting Bureau has provided collegiate and professional opportunities for over 2500 players in 23 countries worldwide based on the strength of our network.
We have been very fortunate to connect with many of you using new social media channels like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Through these channels, you have notified us of players searching for opportunities, as well as opportunities available for players on various different levels in various different areas. What you may not know is that these are the exact qualities GSB looks for in a scout!
Becoming a scout with GSB allows you to provide opportunities for the players you work with, as well as to help the teams you have relationships with find players. Beyond that, GSB will PAY you for your work! We are always looking for former players, current and former coaches and scouts to come on board to help us to educate, evaluate, and expose athletes!
GSB benefits by bringing in qualified scouts who can identify and assist talented players in continuing their careers. Expanding our reach allows us to better serve the players and teams we work with.
Associate scouts benefit financially, as well as by expanding the number of options and opportunities they can provide for the players they serve, as well as EVERY player in his area.
Players benefit when their coaches, managers, and mentors become scouts by taking advantage of an expanded number of opportunities around the world!
If you think you have the relationships, drive, and willingness to help players that it takes to become a scout, visit us at GSBsports.com and let us help you and your players along the way!
Back in the summer of 2011, young Handsome Monica was invited by GSB to participate in a USA Baseball NTIS program. He was quickly noticed and travelled to North Carolina in hopes of playing for his country. His performance on both at the plate and behind it, allowed GSB to provide top of the line reports to Arizona (which had recently signed LHP Evan Hebert also from Louisiana). Although Handsome had many offers, he 
After many months upgrading our site with new technology as well as look and feel.....we are almost there. Our Verified System is ready to launch and just in time for baseball! Continue to follow the improvements as this is just the start!
As the Holiday Season is upon us, we at GSB want to wish all of you around the world and safe and happy Holiday Season. In 2013, GSB will launch its VERIFIED service, allowing players all over the USA to have scouts come out and evaluate them while they play in live games. We are extremely excited about this, as our goal is helping as many players as possible. Rather than the expensive showcases where only tools are evaluated, GSB has spent almost 15 years educating, evaluating and exposing professional athletes around the world. For the past 5 years, GSB has done the same for players looking for college scholarships. In 2013, we will start identifying and educating the youth market, allowing parents and athletes to be know where they are at, what to expect, and what to work on. 
Although it may seems months away, many teams Domestically and Internationally are looking for players for the 2013 season. From the Pacific Rim (Japan, Korea & Taiwan)to European Teams (Italy, Holland, Germany, & more).
As today marks the Official Signing date for NCAA Div I Baseball, we would like to congratulate all those players that have worked so hard. We also recognize the friends and families of these players that have supported the players.
In our efforts to educate, we are looking for you (the people) to let us know what Associations are popular in your area. Is it USSSA, Nations, AAU, other? Is it a competing market? When do tournaments begin? Give us details on the good and bad (but please keep it clean)
As the son of arguably the greatest hitter of all times (Ted Williams), John Henry didn't start his baseball career until late in life. After a spring training game or 2 in the Northern League, John Henry attended a GSB showcase in 2003. Although he lacked some of the tools desired by scouts to sign a player, he did bring something to the game.
In 1999, Phil Devey was a 5th Round selection of the Los Angeles Dodgers. After spending 4+ years and reaching AAA, Devey found himself needing a place to play. Although it may seem odd, it is becoming more and more common for players to spend some time in Independent Baseball while other opportunities open up domestically or internationally.