Steve Royster

Steve Royster is the current Head of Marketing at MoCaFi. Steve has held this position for 4 years and 10 months. Prior to their current role, Steve was the Head of Product & Marketing, also at MoCaFi. Steve has also worked as a marketing consultant for various companies.

Steve is a member of DRIVEHAUS, a creative collective that is dedicated to designing and communicating happiness on behalf of idealistic brands, entrepreneurs, and organizations. Steve was with DRIVEHAUS for 4 years and 4 months.

Steve's previous role was as Business Development & Product Marketing Manager at Kiswe Mobile. In this role, they were responsible for transforming live and archived digital video to make it interactive, personalized, and social. Steve was with Kiswe Mobile for 2 years and 1 month.

Before their time at Kiswe Mobile, Steve was the Lean Newark Community Manager at Lean Startup Machine. In this role, they helped early-stage companies identify key customers and iterate their products quickly. Steve was with Lean Startup Machine for 1 year and 9 months.

Steve's first job out of college was as Investment Associate, Alcatel-Lucent Venture Fund at Nokia Bell Labs. In this role, they worked with the venture fund to invest in early-stage companies. Steve was with Nokia Bell Labs for 2 years and 1 month.

After Nokia Bell Labs, Steve took on the role of Sr. Venture Officer at the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA). In this role, they worked with early-stage companies to help them grow and scale their businesses. Steve was with the NJEDA for 4 years and 1 month.

Steve Royster has a Master of Business Administration from Rutgers Business School, a certification from General Assembly in User Experience Design, and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering from Morgan State University.

The team that Steve Royster works with includes Rasheedah Billups, Dan Sullivan, Stanley Toussaint, Randi Zeller, D’Andrea Austin, Gregory St. Louis, Christina Keitt-Chaney, Tremayne Carr, Eyal Megged, Marjorie Fields-Harris, Madye Parrish, Henry Thoman, Steve Payne, Iquan Worthington, Joe Halprin, Eddie Mungai, and Bobby Kobara.