Curt Cornelssen

I spent most of my childhood summers traveling around the country with my family in a small travel trailer, visiting and camping in National and State Parks. This instilled a love for our parks and our nation’s rich history. Most of my career has been focused on improving people’s quality of life, especially military members and their families. I have found that outdoor recreation in natural settings provides unique opportunities for improving physical and mental health, and it’s an essential component of military quality of life.

Curt is the Vice President of Advisory Services at the Balanced Scorecard Institute, where he is responsible for leading strategy management training and consulting services to public, non-profit, and private sector organizations worldwide. Before that, Curt was a Vice President of Growth and Solution Innovation at Sodexo. Curt led strategy and innovation offices at the Department of Defense, where he focused on large initiatives that improved service members’ and their families’ health and wellness.  Before that, he was a practice leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he led the transformation of the National Park Service concessions system.

Curt served in the U.S. Army as a Club Officer. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Hotel Administration from Cornell University and his Master of Science in Real Estate from MIT and was a Senior Research Fellow at the George Washington University School of Business.