Tyrone
Stewart
Content Strategy, Marketing, Journalism & Copywriting
ABOUT ME
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Most recently, Editor of dedicated retail media industry publication - Retail Media Age - and Content Strategy Lead at its publisher, Bluestripe Group. Here, I was also host of the Digital Leaders of Tomorrow podcast.
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Companies I’ve delivered for include Uber, Tripadvisor, Microsoft, News UK, Sky Media, JCDecaux, Trainline, DoubleVerify, and LiveRamp on content strategies, content programmes, email and social marketing, and more. I have also ghostwritten bylines in publications including Forbes, Financial Times, The Drum, City AM, Adweek, Campaign, and Digiday, to name a few.
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I graduated with Upper Second Class honours in BA Journalism from Kingston University and am a former Sports Editor for the university's The River newspaper.
I have also had the privilege of featuring in The Independent (back in the print days), Evening Standard, GetReading, and GiveMeSport.
Testimonials
I had the pleasure of working with Tyrone during the launch of Retail Media Age, where he played a pivotal role as the publication’s editor. In this capacity, he helped facilitate Trainline’s integration as one of the key sponsors - a partnership that was seamless, strategic, and highly valuable.
As part of the sponsorship, we collaborated closely on the Retail Media Age launch event, and the experience was excellent. Tyrone is organised, detail-oriented, and calm under pressure. He led the event with confidence and clarity, serving as an excellent panel leader, and the overall turnout and execution were a testament to his professionalism.
Following the event, I had further opportunities to work with Tyrone on the post-event engagement and follow-up. Once again, he demonstrated strong communication skills, a collaborative approach, and a clear commitment to delivering high-quality outcomes.
I would highly recommend Tyrone to any company looking for a dedicated, capable, media professional. He would be an asset to any team.
Sam Eads, Head of ad sales and operations, trainline
