International Advisory Board

Our International Advisory Board is comprised of technology leaders who have global oversight of technology and business strategy at Fortune 2000 organizations. HMG Strategy Executive Leadership Summits have become the most highly regarded thought leadership events for C-level executives and technology executives.

Held in more than 30 locations annually, the content for each unique summit is created through the combined efforts with our regional Advisory Boards. Advisory Board members are invited and encouraged to participate on boards beyond their local region and become a member of our International Advisory Board of global executive leaders.

Keith Bluestein, CISSP, PMP

Former CIO

U.S. Small Business Administration

Mr. Bluestein reported as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) in June 2020. His team leads the Agency’s development and execution of strategy, planning, management, and delivery of the agency’s information technology (IT) services. This includes orienting the agency’s strategic direction in leveraging data and technology to provide an optimal citizen experience when interacting with the SBA.

Prior to his current position, Mr. Bluestein was assigned to NASA as the Associate Chief Information Officer (ACIO) for Enterprise Service and Integration (ES&I) where he managed the portfolios for Enterprise IT services within the Office of the CIO.

Preceding his assignment at NASA, Mr. Bluestein served as the Acting Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the SBA where he led the Agency’s development and execution of strategy, planning, management, and delivery of the agency’s information technology (IT) services.

Previous to the SBA, Mr. Bluestein served as the Department of the Navy’s (DON) Special Access Program (SAP) CIO from 2010 where he was responsible for the strategy, planning, management, and delivery of the DON’s SAP information technology (IT) services.

Prior to his civilian government service, Mr. Keith Bluestein served in the United States Navy as a naval officer and aviator from 1984 to 2004. He served in several P-3C Orion squadrons and had operational command during his last P-3C tour of duty in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.