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A public sector veteran bridging the gap between federal policy, technical data, and Tribal autonomy to ensure our people lead.
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About Bluecorn.
​Bluecorn Consulting is a Native American-owned firm born from over two decades of hands-on experience navigating the transportation sector. As a public sector veteran and an IT-educated strategist, I bridge the gap between complex data systems and the real-world infrastructure needs of Tribal communities. We provide the strategic project management, regulatory oversight, and relationship-building required to bring complex initiatives across the finish line. Our services are built to empower Tribal governments, guide public agencies, and help industry partners collaborate with integrity.
At a Glance (Getting to Know Me).

​Proudly Navajo: I am deeply rooted in my cultural upbringing, I have a fierce personal and professional commitment to advancing Tribal autonomy and infrastructure.
Tri-Lingual Business Sense: I know firsthand what it takes to succeed past chronic systemic barriers. Because I’ve operated at all levels of government, I easily translate and facilitate between the distinct "languages" of Tribes, public agencies, and for-profit corporations.
A Practical Project Closer: I am a resourceful, task-oriented mover. I want to see Tribal communities move beyond just "getting by." I help our people stay comfortably, authentically Native while confidently mastering the competitive language of funders and decision-makers to win.
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Misty Klann, MSIM
Principal Owner & Strategist

Unique Leadership Qualities.

  • Federal-Level Stewardship: I have led national oversight of the Tribal Transportation Program (TTP), served as the final approval authority for TTIPs, and managed operations on a special detail assignment for the USDOT Office of Tribal Government Affairs.
  • Structured Innovation: Combining my IT background with policy mastery, I have designed award-winning training programs, steered NEPA/Section 106 compliance, and built data dashboards that streamline cross-agency cooperation.
  • National Industry Influence: As the former Chair and current Member of the National Academies TRB Committee on Native Americans and Tribal Lands, I actively help shape the future of Tribal infrastructure policy and research.

Established in 2018

Corn, a staple in Diné culture, comes in many varieties. White corn often serves ceremonial roles, whereas blue corn—created by treating white corn with juniper tree ash—is a versatile everyday food. This "blue corn mush" can be prepared as a soup, dumpling, or pancake. The firm's name was chosen to honor blue corn mush's adaptability and broad usefulness.

Firm Values

  • Deliver customer service beyond customer's expectations
  • Quality service and products
  • Giving back to my community and sustaining quality of life - this value is lived through the Siku Arashi Foundation, which empowers the next generation of Native American veterinary and transportation professionals dedicated to serving their Tribal communities.

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Bluecorn Consulting's logo represents connection. The few leaves are meant to support growth. The four circles are corn kernels representing creation and expansion, which is balanced with identity and exploration. The yellow circle also presents pollen for guidance in harmony to make smart business decisions.

Your Business, Their Future. We proudly dedicate a portion of Bluecorn Consulting profits to the Siku Arashi Foundation, building capacity for Native American veterinary and transportation professionals. Follow Our Journey!

Stronger Data. Dynamic Planning. Effective Relationships.


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​Office: ​(480) 570-8881
Service Offerings
  • Transportation Planning & Program Management
  • Stakeholder & Public Engagement
  • Data & Information Management
  • Policy Analysis & Technical Assistance
  • Training & Capacity Building
  • Project Administration & Process Improvement
  • For Tribal Transportation Leaders
  • For States & Industry Partners
Hours (AZ MST-Phoenix):
  • Monday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
  • Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
  • Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
  • Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
  • Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.​
Our office is closed in observance of all major US holidays.

  • Home
  • Service Offerings
    • Transportation Planning & Program Management
    • Stakeholder & Public Engagement
    • Data & Information Management
    • Policy Analysis & Technical Assistance
    • Training & Capacity Building
    • Project Administration & Process Improvement
  • What Sets Us Apart
  • About
  • Questions & Answers
  • Contact
  • Siku Arashi Foundation