Trevor McKeeman

Trevor McKeeman has a long and varied career in business and technology. Trevor started their career in 1996 as Co-Manager & Fractional Owner at McKeeman Farms. In 1998, they joined the Board of Directors at Dickinson County Bank, and served as Vice Chairman & Stockholder. In 2000, they were a Business Process Analyst Deployed to Communications & High Tech at Accenture/Andersen Consulting. In 2003, they were a Legislative Assistant for Congressman Jerry Moran. In 2006, they were the Director of Business Development at KSU-Institute for Commercialization (Formerly NISTAC) and Mid-America Technology Management, Inc. Trevor was also the Co-Founder of Sunflower Integrated Bioenergy, LLC, which commercialized carbon utilization, alternative energy, and other advanced technology ventures. In 2012, they were an MIT Sloan Fellow at the MIT Sloan Fellows Program in Innovation & Global Leadership. In 2013, they became the CEO/Founder of HiddenGenius.com, which changes how the world identifies and tackles tough technology challenges. In 2016, they became the CEO/Founder of HitchPin, an app that connects farmers to the products, services, and customers they need.

Trevor McKeeman has a diverse education history. Trevor has a Business Administration degree from Kansas State University, where they studied Management, Economics, and Entrepreneurship. Trevor also has a MIT Sloan Fellows Program in Innovation and Global Leadership (MBA/MSc) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where they studied Innovation, Technology Commercialization, New Ventures, and Global Leadership. Additionally, they have a MIT & Harvard Cross-registration from Harvard Business School, where they studied a Harvard Course in Venture Capital & Private Equity. Trevor also has two certifications: an Advanced Open Water Diver from PADI and a Private Pilot License from the Federal Aviation Administration.