Shoshana Stewart is the President of Turquoise Mountain, an NGO founded in 2006 in Afghanistan by His Majesty King Charles, to preserve cultural heritage and support artisans where their traditions are under threat. Shoshana joined Turquoise Mountain in Afghanistan in 2006 where she lived for five years, and has led the project creating over 25,000 jobs, bringing over $17 million of crafts to market, building the Institute for Afghan Arts and Architecture, restoring over 150 historic buildings in the Old City of Kabul, and providing primary healthcare for almost 200,000 people. She has also expanded the project to work with Myanmar, Saudi, Syrian, Jordanian and Palestinian artisans.

Shoshana has an MBA from the London Business School, a Master’s Degree in Education, and a Bachelor's Degree in Astrophysics. She is also a Senior Fellow at the Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs.