Keith earned a B.A in Communication with a specialty in Radio, TV & Film at Glassboro State College (Glassboro, NJ). The New Jersey native began his career in the country music entertainment sector at WXTU in Philadelphia, PA, where he started as the station mascot "The Critter" before climbing his way up the ladder to become Promotion and Marketing Director.

 

Making the move from radio to records in 1994, Keith joined RCA Records as Northeast Regional Promotion Manager. Over the course of his 22-year successful run at RCA, he rose through the company ranks. He was named Director of National Promotion (1997), elevated to Sr. Director (1999), advanced to VP (2006), and Sr. VP in 2012. Seated as Senior Vice President, Keith spearheaded the development, implementation and supervision of the strategic and tactical radio promotion campaigns for all RCA Nashville projects (including Alabama, Clint Black, Sara Evans, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride, Old Dominion, Aaron Tippin and Chris Young among others). The 35-year music industry veteran has been instrumental in promoting 53 No. 1 hit records throughout his radio promotion and consulting career. 

  

In 2017, Keith teamed with country music superstar Jake Owen to form Good Company Entertainment as managing partner. Keith was responsible for the day-to-day management of the number one recording artist (Owen), the sibling vocal group Daves Highway and Texas recording artists Hayden Haddock and Wynn Williams under the GCE management division. He also acted as label consultant for RECORDS Nashville, Mailboat Records and Monument Records.

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The philanthropist has demonstrated his support of various charities, including his dedication to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital for more than 30 years. He served as an active member of the Country Cares Advisory Board for 15 years.