Lawrence Stewen
About Lawrence Stewen
Lawrence Stewen is a Content Specialist with experience in journalism and non-profit leadership. He has published articles, edited literature, and currently manages author relations at Augur Magazine while working at Brainrider.
Work at Brainrider
Lawrence Stewen has been employed at Brainrider, a B2B marketing agency, as a Content Specialist since 2020. In this role, he focuses on creating and managing content strategies that align with client objectives. His responsibilities include producing high-quality written materials that enhance brand visibility and engagement. Stewen's expertise in content development contributes to the agency's mission of delivering effective marketing solutions.
Education and Expertise
Lawrence Stewen earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto - Victoria University, where he studied English, History, Writing, and Rhetoric from 2015 to 2019. His academic background provides a strong foundation in critical thinking and effective communication. This education supports his role in content creation and editing, enabling him to produce clear and engaging narratives.
Background
Before joining Brainrider, Lawrence Stewen gained experience in various editorial roles. He worked as an Assistant Editor for the Singapore Armed Forces from 2012 to 2014, where he developed skills in content management. He also completed a journalism internship at Singapore Press Holdings in 2014, further enhancing his writing and editing capabilities. His diverse background in editorial work informs his current contributions to content strategy.
Achievements
During his internship at Tabla!, a weekly newspaper for the Singaporean Indian community, Lawrence Stewen published 14 articles under his byline. He also leads a non-profit organization alongside the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher at Augur Magazine, where he manages author relations and the magazine's website. Additionally, he has edited speculative literature from diverse authors and contributed blog articles to The Spectatorial, the University of Toronto's genre journal.