Stuart King

Stuart King has a diverse work experience in the field of weight management and behavior change. Stuart is the CEO and founder of BeeZee Bodies, where since 2012, they have developed high-quality weight management and behavior change services for adults, children, and young people. Stuart's work at BeeZee Bodies focuses on addressing the issues that impact sustainable change and transforming lives.

In 2009, Stuart worked as a Public Health Coordinator for Obesity at Bedford Borough Council, where they challenged the status quo and introduced innovative products and services to prevent and manage weight. During this time, they developed an app to promote physical activity and a referral hub to improve patient referrals.

In 2013, Stuart joined Public Health England as the Senior Scientist for Obesity and Healthy Weight, contributing to the development of guidance for local authorities to effectively commission weight management services. Stuart also played a crucial role in engaging people at national, local, and individual levels on the issue of weight to facilitate meaningful changes.

Stuart's previous roles include being the BeeZee Bodies Manager from 2005 to 2009, where they created and developed the organization's family weight management program by securing funding and establishing connections with relevant experts and researchers. Additionally, from 2004 to 2008, Stuart worked as the Physical Activity and Health Coordinator at Bedford Borough Council.

Overall, Stuart King's work experience demonstrates their expertise in weight management, behavior change, and public health, as well as their ability to develop innovative programs and engage diverse audiences.

Stuart King has an education history that includes a degree in Sports Science from De Montfort University, which they obtained from 2001 to 2004. Stuart then pursued a Master's degree in Physical Activity Health and Well Being from the University of Bedfordshire, which they completed from 2007 to 2008. In 2020, Stuart attended the University of Oxford for a short period of time, specifically for a Goldman Sachs Business Growth program focused on Business.