Entrepreneur, Software Product Manager, Skilled Project Manager, Social-Justice Advocate, Educator, Speaker, and Award-winning Philanthropist and most recently, Fulbright Specialist - these are all titles Qyana M. Stewart proudly holds. As an entrepreneur, Qyana serves as the CEO & Principal Consultant for GlobalForce Tech Consulting, LLC (GFTC), a company she founded in 2018. At GFTC, Qyana guides her clients to success by providing innovative, cutting-edge, and secure technological solutions. From mobile to cloud-based applications, she is successfully carving out her own niche of a rapidly growing industry and doing so by upholding GFTC’s core beliefs: People. Process. Safe and Secure Products™. In 2013, the EnVest Foundation, a social philanthropic organization, named her as a “40under40” award recipient, for her charitable and philanthropic efforts. Qyana continues to advance her entrepreneurial efforts by focusing on the growth of GFTC and ensuring the company can continue to support and uplift women of color and women in technology by providing employment opportunities and a safe space for tackling complex issues impacting communities of color via innovative technology. With a focus on continued growth and development, she has been honored and humbled to be invited into several prestigious entrepreneurial programs including DigitalUndivided’s highly regarded BIG Tech Incubator program out of Atlanta, GA, FedTech's Startup Studio Incubator and 1863 Ventures Emerge Accelerator Program. She also was a Top Ten Growth Stage Finalist in the 2019 HERImpact Pitch Competition, became a Mentor in Residence at The George Washington University Office of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, holding the University's first-ever Mobile App Design & Development workshop, and proudly mentors teams that advanced to the semi-final and final rounds of the university’s New Venture Competition (NVC); the 8th largest in the country! In 2020, she was invited into the spring cohort for The Georgetown Law Center's Law, Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Practicum and accepted a position as an Adjunct Instructor for the Korean Innovation Center's Tech Frontier program. She holds a Master of Science degree in Information Technology, a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from the University of Maryland University College, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Howard University. A proud denizen of Baltimore, MD, Qyana enjoys spending time with family and friends and marvels at the developments taking place in her hometown.