Gary Stewart, Author at Elite Business Magazine

Gary Stewart

After a successful career in law, Stewart co-founded Nuroa.es: a Barcelona startup that raised over €4M in funding before being sold to an Australian competitor. Since then, he’s kept himself busy by being an associate professor and Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the IE Business School in Madrid, not to mention the director of Wayra UK and Telefónica Open Future_ (UK).

Have I become complicit in failing to champion talented women and minorities?

Gary Stewart

Jan 14 '19

After prime minister Theresa May survived the confidence vote in December, Gary Stewart reflected on the importance of equipping leaders from all backgrounds with the right tools to succeed and possess self-belief

What I’ve discovered over the course of seven years with Wayra

Gary Stewart

Oct 24 '18

Survival of the fittest and evolution apply to both species and corporates – something Gary Stewart has learnt over almost a decade with Wayra

Empowering Black Bill Gates and Bangladeshi Oprah

Gary Stewart

Jul 24 '18

With concerning statistics surrounding the employment of ethnic minorities, it’s a wake-up call that more should be done to empower those from different backgrounds

And so we rise: championing Africa’s entrepreneurs

Gary Stewart

Jan 22 '18

Impressed by the calibre of companies being produced on the continent, Gary Stewart believes it’s time to take African talent seriously

How travelling costs hold back startups

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Oct 17 '17

Given how Britons repeatedly unveil astounding entrepreneurial flair, it makes no sense that expensive trains, buses and trains should hold them back

Putting an end to the poverty premium

Gary Stewart

Sep 18 '17

Thanks to their ingenuity and appetite for solving societal problems, entrepreneurs are perfectly placed to pull the plug on the additional costs that plague the poor

Unpicking tech’s diversity problem

Gary Stewart

Jun 14 '17

Wayra’s Gary Stewart has experienced discrimination and bias in Britain’s tech sector first hand and thinks it’s time for things to change

Tech for all, not for some

Gary Stewart

May 9 '17

Wayra UK director Gary Stewart says Britain’s tech sector needs to do more to ensure the benefits of progress aren’t just being felt by a narrow elite