Dustin James Keiser

D.J. Keiser, Small Business Advocate is a distinguished C-level Executive with over 22 years of experience across diverse industries, has not only excelled in his professional journey but also earned recognition in both personal and professional spheres. As a key player in the 1997 College Football National Championship team, he epitomizes dedication and excellence.

Acknowledged for his outstanding contributions to law enforcement, D.J. received the Milton S. Thrasher Award from the National Gang Crime Research Center, showcasing his commitment to maintaining law and order and positively impacting communities. Further highlighting his leadership acumen, he earned a nomination for the 2014 Central PA Journal Business of the Year.
Motivated by a desire to leave a lasting legacy, D.J. also actively participates in The Go Big For Small Business Network, where he champions the importance of small businesses as the backbone of America. His inspiration stems from a passion for success and victory, driving him to achieve greatness across all aspects of life.
D.J.’s unique professional superpower lies in his ability to build relationships, a skill that has contributed significantly to his success in various leadership roles. Beyond the boardroom, he engages in coaching baseball, mentoring, studying the strategies of business giants, and volunteering, showcasing a well-rounded approach to life.

With a commitment to continuous learning and professional development, D.J. holds multiple college degrees, underscoring his dedication to excellence. Married for 22 years and a proud father of four, his family serves as his lifeblood and a constant source of motivation.
In a career trajectory that reflects a transition from law enforcement and military contracting to dynamic entrepreneurship, D.J. emerges as a multifaceted professional and an influential figure. With a focus on both business and academic realms, he leaves an indelible mark, not just as a seasoned executive but as a dedicated mentor and leader.