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Matthew K. Stewart
Entrepreneur
40 Under 40, continued ...Published: May 01, 2011
nationalservicesgroup.com
Even at age 25, Matthew K. Stewart was thinking big. He wanted to be an entrepreneur, so he got together with three friends and formed National Services Group – or NSG – to be an umbrella for various endeavors. Their goal was to expand nationwide and have a platform for doing business in various service-related industries.
NSG became a success – three companies were formed under its network spanning 26 states. Stewart, the co-founder of the subsidiaries, became an active participant on the Orange County board of directors and international board of directors of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. To qualify as an EO member, a person must be a founder or controlling employee of a business that grosses more than $1 million a year. Soon, Stewart was the global chairman.
The achievements have led Stewart to being a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award and an Excellence in Entrepreneurship Award from the Orange County Business Journal. Despite his high-profile career, he finds time to sit on the board of trustees for Share Our Selves, Orange County’s largest assistance charity.
OC METRO'S 2011 40 UNDER 40
Natashia Tomek | Mike Sheets and Avi Pai | Doug Francis
Genoveva Meza Talbott | Matt Prince | Ash Kumra | Mike Levin
Nicole Suydam | Tony DiCostanzo | John Yarrington
Berenika Schmitz | Naushad Huda | Jasun Weiner | Matt Brown
Matthew K. Stewart | Caterina Hall | Annie Le | Theo Rokos
Theresa Watts | Alejandro Angulo | Joshua Colover
Carolyn Morgan | Steve Ribultan | Morgan McKean
Laurie Rowen and Erin Giglia | Michael Wulf | Ali Sabet
Janice Voshall | Tirzah Lowe | Lindsay Pavlik Lawrence
Scott Slater | Luca Cesarini | Kristen Cuffee-Brown | Mike Smith
Jonathan Rettinger | Robyn Annan Webb | Garrett Calacci
Molly Jo Rosen | Bryan Starr | Inga Sanders
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Even at age 25, Matthew K. Stewart was thinking big. He wanted to be an entrepreneur, so he got together with three friends and formed National Services Group – or NSG – to be an umbrella for various endeavors. Their goal was to expand nationwide and have a platform for doing business in various service-related industries. NSG became a success – three companies were formed under its network spanning 26 states. Stewart, the co-founder of the subsidiaries, became an active participant on the Orange County board of directors and international board of directors of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization. To qualify as an EO member, a person must be a founder or controlling employee of a business that grosses more than $1 million a year. Soon, Stewart was the global chairman. The achievements have led Stewart to being a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award and an Excellence in Entrepreneurship Award from the Orange County Business Journal. Despite his high-profile career, he finds time to sit on the board of trustees for Share Our Selves, Orange County’s largest assistance charity. OC METRO'S 2011 40 UNDER 40 Natashia Tomek | Mike Sheets and Avi Pai | Doug Francis Genoveva Meza Talbott | Matt Prince | Ash Kumra | Mike Levin Nicole Suydam | Tony DiCostanzo | John Yarrington Berenika Schmitz | Naushad Huda | Jasun Weiner | Matt Brown Matthew K. Stewart | Caterina Hall | Annie Le | Theo Rokos Theresa Watts | Alejandro Angulo | Joshua Colover Carolyn Morgan | Steve Ribultan | Morgan McKean Laurie Rowen and Erin Giglia | Michael Wulf | Ali Sabet Janice Voshall | Tirzah Lowe | Lindsay Pavlik Lawrence Scott Slater | Luca Cesarini | Kristen Cuffee-Brown | Mike Smith Jonathan Rettinger | Robyn Annan Webb | Garrett Calacci Molly Jo Rosen | Bryan Starr | Inga Sanders <<< Back to main page |
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