Stewart Krentzman

Stewart Krentzman has executive management experience across the technology, consumer package goods and healthcare segments.

Stew is the former President and Chief Executive Officer of Oki Data Americas, a $425M company specializing in imaging and biometric technology. He was selected as one of "The Top 100 Most Influential Executives in Technology".

His career began at consumer package goods giant Unilever where he served in various marketing and sales roles including Director of Marketing for the Lipton tea brands during the tea wars with Snapple and Tetley and as Director of Marketing for Condiments and Fruit Snacks. He also developed the national sales strategy for Equal, the sugar substitute.

In the healthcare segment Stew developed an expansion strategy at the Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health at New York Presbyterian Hospital -- Weil Cornell Medical Center. He also helped lead a project that explored implementing a concierge medicine model for the United Arab Emirates.

In May 2014 he was nominated to serve as one of three consumer representatives to the Medical Practitioner Review Panel -- State of New Jersey. The panel is responsible to review medical malpractice and health care facility or health maintenance organization privilege cases.

Stew currently leads several entrepreneurial activities including:

Dollarwatcher, Inc. , a hyper-local mobile and web based technology platform.

The BBQ Cleaner, LLC. that has grown to 171 locations.

New Taste Dimensions Foods, Inc. a company that specializes in gluten bonding and he has consulted with the McDonald's Corporation in the USA, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Stew and his brand teams have won several industry awards for advertising and consumer promotion.

He has been instructing at New York University since 2004.

Academic Background

BA
Fairleigh Dickinson University

MA
New School University