OVERVIEW:
Steve Gluckman is a noted technology executive and online learning expert. For more
than 11 years he has managed the development of technology and e-learning initiatives
for some of the world's largest and most prestigious organizations (federal agencies,
Fortune 500, Big 4, global law firms and others).

Mr. Gluckman recently authored a book for the American Bar Association titled "E-Learning for Law Firms" (currently on the ABA best-seller list) and speaks regularly at technology
and training conferences across the United States and Canada.

In 2004, Mr. Gluckman was contracted by the Democratic National Convention to serve as Special Advisor to the CEO (addressing technology and communications issues). He has
also written technology and training articles for multiple publications (most recently: Chief Learning Officer Magazine, Professional Development Quarterly and Legal Management Magazine).

Mr. Gluckman works closely with Harvard University's "Leadership for a Networked World" program and is the author of a Case Study developed for Harvard University's
E-Government Executive Education group. He also serves on the advisory boards of two
not-for-profit organizations.

EDUCATION:

• Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government Master of Public Administration
  Methodological Concentration in Leadership Dean's Award Recipient
  
• Watson School of Engineering and Applied Technology Bachelor of Science
  Computer Science and Information Science General Electric Aerospace Fellowship Program

• White House Fellowship Finalist
  
• Advisory Board Member and Technical Program Development Advisor with Year
  Up A one-year, intensive training program that provides disadvantaged urban
  young adults (ages 18-24), with a unique combination of technical and professional skills training, college credits, and a paid corporate apprenticeship.
  
• Advisory Board Member and Technical Advisor, Nick Lowery Youth Foundation
  A partnership between Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health, the
  National Football League (NFL) Players Association and Colin Powell's America's Promise initiative.
  

• Department of Homeland Security
  
• Price Waterhouse, LLP and PricewaterhouseCoopers (7-year relationship)
  
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
  
• Democratic National Convention
  
• American Bar Association (ABA)
  
• Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP (one of the country's largest law firms)
  
• Howrey, LLP (world's largest antitrust and global litigation firm)
  
• McCann Worldgroup (Fortune 500 advertising firm)
  
• Harvard University
  
• Nixon Peabody, LLP (one of the country's largest law firms)
  
• Harrah's Entertainment Inc. (world's largest gaming company).
  
• Acquisition Solutions, Inc. (thought leader in Government acquisition)