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Bruce Stewart is an internationally recognized business and information technology strategist and thinker. Readers of the US Edition of Computerworld enjoyed his regular column on IT management issues from March 2005 to October 2008. He is the author of over 250 publications, ranging from academic works, through research papers, to commentaries.

Bruce has worked in IT management in IBM Canada, CIBC, the Government of Ontario, the T. Eaton Co., and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. He was global Vice-President & Research Area Director for the Business Management of IT practice and Vice-President & Director of Research, European Executive Programs at Gartner, Inc. At META Group, Inc., he was Senior Vice-President & Director, Executive and Industry Services, which included META’s research into CIO issues, Architecture and Planning, Human Resources and four industry services (Energy, Travel, Government and Insurance). He came to Vancouver in 2000, selected by lead investors in Serebra Learning Corporation to provide professional management as President & Chief Executive Officer for this eLearning pioneer and undertake a successful operational turnaround of the company.

Bruce has served as an adjunct faculty member in the Graduate Philosophy Department and the Rotman School of Management in the University of Toronto, and in the Graduate Faculty of Education at UBC. He has sat on a number of corporate and not-for-profit Boards, and is currently President of the Board of the Suicide and Crisis Prevention Centre of BC and a director of EAdirections Canada, and NextPoint Technologies. He is a principal advisor to the Zentrepreneurism Centre and is a regular faculty member at its events. He offers regular Philosophers’ Cafés for children 9-13 years old. He has prior Board experience with three different technology companies and four not-for-profits, and continues to act as an advisory board member for a number of start-up companies in Vancouver & Toronto.

Bruce has a passion for politics, history and philosophy, and blogs frequently on these subjects. He also co-hosts the weekly radio program , ZenBiz Radio, on Voice America Business.