Emma Stewart Email & Phone Number

Emma Stewart, Founder and mentor of Think BOLD, is from a passionately entrepreneurial background and could be best described as a true hustler. Once an idea sets in, and she’s captured it’s potential, there’s no stopping her. From businesses in property to fashion and floristry - you name it, she's pretty much done it. After setting up as a stay-at-home-mum with her two young children, she noticed a challenge in maintaining an identity outside of being ‘just a mum’. Discovering she was far from alone, she saw the real need to empower mums in their confidence and personal identity as well as inspiring them along their parenting journey. Out of this, Wonderful Mama Magazine was founded; an online community for mothers where the focus isn’t entirely on the children, but instead reignites some attention back on the selfless, exhausted mother’s themselves. This saw rapid growth in both readership and social media to a community of tens of thousands in just a couple of months, but more importantly, great success in impacting and empowering mums to be all that they are called to be.After just 10 months of running the magazine and building to a team of 20 contributors and editors, she was bought out by social enterprise, Thankyou, to help launch their baby range. It was at this point she decided to get back into what she is most passionate about; helping to develop aspiring entrepreneurs.Emma and her husband, Callum Stewart, set up Think BOLD; a mentoring program designed to help entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs take their career to the next level. With 1:1 business advice from some of Australia’s leading experts, they are able to find answers to those deal breaking questions, deepen their knowledge and further develop their business to help make their dreams, reality.Emma's entrepreneurial experience in startups and digital marketing has been invaluable to those looking to build their brand. Her ability to turn ideas into a reality is where her talents really lie.

Listed skills include Entrepreneurship, Social Media, Editing, Blogging, and 16 others.

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