A career built at the intersection of capital and conviction.

Josh Stewart spent twenty-two years on Wall Street — most recently as Managing Director of a private wealth practice serving founders, family offices, and operating executives across the Northeast.

In 2015, after a decade of leading a small congregation on weekends, he made the call full-time. For ten years he pastored, taught, and led — learning that the same disciplines that compound capital also compound character: patience, conviction, and the willingness to be wrong in public.

Today he splits his work between keynote stages and a small private consulting practice. He lives outside Charleston with his wife and three children.