Steven Myers

Steven Myers is a successful four-time CEO and serial entrepreneur, director of public and private company boards, public speaker, published author, accomplished aviator, and two-time Air Force veteran. He is the founder of SM&A, Inc., which grew into a NASDAQ-listed $110 million annual revenue international management consulting firm serving aerospace & defense, aviation, telecommunications, and other high-tech industry clients. After a very successful IPO in 1998, he served as Chairman and CEO for ten years before the company was sold to private equity in 2008. His private equity investment company, Dolphin Capital Holdings, Inc., has interests in a broad array of enterprises. Myers was the first American since Charles Lindbergh to pilot an aircraft into the Russian Kamchatka peninsula, where he formed one of the first post-Soviet era joint ventures. An Ernst & Young "Entrepreneur of the Year" for Software and Information Services, and a graduate of Stanford University with a BS in Mathematics, he served three terms on the US Department of State Advisory Committee on International Economic Policy under two Secretaries of State—Hillary Clinton and John Kerry—as well as on the Department of Homeland Security Advisory Council Task Force on Cyber Resources.