Keystone Names Jen Stave Partner and Global Strategic Advisory Leader

May 28, 2026
Keystone has appointed Jen Stave as Partner and Global Strategic Advisory Practice Leader. Stave will lead the firm's AI Navigator offering, which helps organizations scale AI transformation.

Keystone Advisory announced in a press release the appointment of Jen Stave, Ph.D., as Partner and Global Strategic Advisory Practice Leader. Stave will lead AI Navigator, Keystone's program that assists organizations in turning AI goals into scalable enterprise transformation.

Stave joins Keystone from Harvard Business School, where she served as the inaugural Director of the school's AI Institute. Her background includes building enterprise-wide analytics and machine learning initiatives, improving operations, and enhancing customer experience.

Keystone CEO Jeff Marowits stated that Stave's expertise positions her to lead AI Navigator in bridging the gap between AI ambition and execution. The firm focuses on technology, economics, and strategy, advising clients on the impact of transformative technologies.

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