Steven B. Dodge got his first business experience as VP in charge of motion picture and cable television lending at Bank of Boston. He started in 1971 and had built the largest, most successful CATV portfolio of any national bank before leaving the company in 1978.

After leaving Bank of Boston, Steven B. Dodge decided to found American CableSystems Corporation. Although it was his first business, ACS grew rapidly under Dodge;s direction as CEO, leading shareholder, and founder. Over the next decade, ACS became a top 20 cable television company. It was sold to Continental in 1988 for $450 million.

Following the sale of ACS, Steven B. Dodge formed American RadioSystems Corporation. Dodge applied many of the same managerial and business strategies that he had used an ACS. Like his previous endeavor, American RadioSystems grew rapidly. Soon its stocks were trading on the NYSE and it became a leader of revenues and ratings in 19 out of 20 US markets. American RadioSystems merged with CBS Radio in 1998.

This merger left behind American Tower Corporation, which had formerly been an ARS subsidiary. Dodge worked to improve the companys performance. Before leaving American Tower in 2003, it had become the world's leading owner and operator of communications towers.

Steven B. Dodge formed Windover Development LLC immediately after leaving American Tower. Windover gives him the chance to orchestrate residential and commercial building projects that focus on quality and innovation. Some of the company's most impressive projects include The Boulders in Wenham, MA and 34 Main St. in Wenham.

Steven B. Dodge devotes his free time to philanthropy, minority education, the environment, and land conservation.