Bob Stewart

Bob Stewart has worked in product design, development, and engineering management for the past 40+ years, primarily with startup and emerging growth companies. Most recently he was the engineering technical director for a global manufacturer of visual and electronic animal identification products used in livestock, wildlife, and companion animal applications.

Bob has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) degree from the Pennsylvania State University and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) degree from the University of Chicago. He has several issued patents and a few pending applications. Having sued and having been sued for patent infringement, Bob is an experienced novice in intellectual property matters.

As a recovering shop tool addict, Bob struggles daily with the divestiture of his duplicate power tools. He is also a recent recipient of the prestigious Paul Bunyan “What was I thinking when I bought a 40-acre forest?” award. Bob began plotting his escape from Boulder 15 years ago, choosing as his destination southwestern Colorado for its proximity-to-nowhere appeal. Recently retired, Bob now lives as an emancipated front-range refugee in the Mancos area with his wife Debra and their pound-puppy wonder-dog Macky.