Steven Myers

Steven Myers is the founder and former CEO of the large aerospace and defense management consulting firm, Steven Myers & Associates (SM&A). He is also a four-time CEO, serial entrepreneur and keynote business speaker who is very active in public service efforts. Steven lectures frequently about being an entrepreneur at USC Marshall School of Business where he speaks about topics such as business competition.

Steven Myers currently serves in multiple board leadership roles and is on the U.S. Department of State Advisory Committee on International Economic policy, which advises Secretary of State John Kerry. Steve also serves as the Chairman of the National Security Membership Committee and is on the Board of Directors for the Pacific Council on International Policy. Steven is the former Chairman of the Orange County Homeland Security Advisory Council and currently serves on the board for publicly listed company Neostem.

As an Airline Transport Pilot, Steven has more than 5,600 hours of flight time and ten jet type ratings. Between 1994 and 2007, his jet management business operated charter flights worldwide. Steve's private equity investment company, Dolphin Capital Holdings, invests in companies with business strategies such as applied materials development, stem-cell therapeutics and distressed debt portfolio management. Steve's article on stem-cell research and the Catholic Church appeared in Forbes on January 23, 2012.

In 1982, Steve founded the Aerospace & Defense management consulting firm Steven Myers & Associates, (SM&A). He served as the CEO and Chairman for the competition management service provider until 2007. During this time, Steven led innovations for U.S. Government programs and changed the industry, with more than $360 billion in major program competitions. Over the last thirty years, SM&A has generated some $1.2 billion in revenue and employed over two thousand people. SM&A was sold to Odyssey Investment partners in 2008.

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