Stephen has extensive experience in financial marketing, working with several prominent financial institutions, banks, and loan agencies over the past 10 years. Stephen studied at McGill University in Canada and The University of Melbourne in Australia, with a Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and a Master’s degree in environmental engineering. He’s taken a particular interest in the field of personal loans and helping companies market their financial products.
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