
Stuart launched his first company, SELECT Software Tools, after graduating from Nottingham University. The company went public on NASDAQ in 1996, marking his early success in enterprise software and setting the tone for a career defined by innovation.

DATAllegro, Stuart’s second major venture, disrupted the data warehousing space with scalable, high-performance analytics solutions. The company was acquired by Microsoft, where Stuart led the data warehousing division to over $1 billion in revenue.

Over the past decade, Stuart has launched and incubated multiple groundbreaking IIoT companies, including Maana, OspreyData, SWARM, NarrativeWave, and ThinkIQ—each advancing industrial data intelligence.
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Stuart Frost has been instrumental in advancing the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) sector by identifying and addressing critical challenges in industrial operations.
Stuart’s leadership is grounded in vision, execution, and continuous innovation. He believes in building companies that not only disrupt industries but also provide real-world value through technology. His incubator-style leadership model nurtures startups through critical early stages, supporting them with operational guidance, strategic insight, and long-term vision. He is also known for cultivating high-impact teams, placing a premium on talent, culture, and a relentless focus on solving big problems.

Stuart Frost emphasizes vision, discipline, and the ability to navigate complex, technical challenges when scaling deep-tech startups.
Geminos is a technology company founded by Stuart Frost that focuses on causal AI for industrial applications, helping organisations drive smarter, more context-aware decision-making.
He has worked across software, enterprise data, manufacturing, energy, and industrial IoT sectors, consistently leading innovation in data intelligence.
The future of industrial AI lies in systems that go beyond simple prediction—offering true understanding and the ability to influence outcomes. Stuart Frost, CEO of Geminos, is at the forefront of this shift.
He earned a degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering from Nottingham University in the UK.