While at BBDO, her clients included GE, Pepsi, and DuPont with work assignments encompassing media planning, television production, and print media scheduling. She was directly responsible for redesigning GE’s global print media tracking system. At Accenture, she worked in the Media and Entertainment Division where she was heavily involved in practice development and business process design. In addition, Ms. Stewart advised the Division regarding the impact and application of new and emerging media technology to enable the advertising industry to be more competitive. Among her client responsibilities at Accenture, Ms. Stewart worked with several domestic and international advertising agencies to assists these businesses achieve a global merger and restructure their operations.

Ms. Stewart has counseled many for-profit and nonprofit entities and individuals, leading to higher levels of achievement and success. In line with her philanthropic endeavors, at Columbia University she was Director of Strategy, Development and Communications for the Center for the Advancement of Children’s Mental Health. In this position, she advised the executive director on administering an endowment of $10 million, implemented a fundraising strategy and communications campaign, and recruited the Advisory Board, which included a diverse group of public company executives, media personalities, and philanthropic chairpersons.

Ms. Stewart is eager to engage OnBoard Outfitters in “good corporate citizenship” as it becomes more profitable. She has a bachelor’s in Advertising from Brigham Young University and a master’s in Media and Communications from New York University. She also received a management certificate from Georgetown University in Public and Nonprofit Leadership. Additionally, Ms. Stewart served four years as president of the New York City chapter of Brigham Young University’s Management Society for professionals.