Steve Fuller is the Director of Communities at BioTalent and the founder of Race in STEM, a global community aimed at amplifying the voices of underrepresented groups in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. His work is centered around creating a collaborative, inclusive space for individuals to share experiences, challenge stereotypes, and drive change within the industry.
Steve's expertise spans DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) and project solutions, with a particular focus on partnerships with organisations that support underrepresented communities. He has worked with a wide range of partners, including Google, MasterCard, and Imperial College, and is passionate about creating opportunities for individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Outside of work, Steve enjoys attending music concerts, staying active at the gym, and spending quality time with his two daughters. Fun fact: Steve had a number one hit in the charts with Olly Murs, a moment that always brings a smile to his face.
Reflecting on the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine Symposium: Insights and inspiration
Steven Fuller reflects on the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine Symposium, from antimicrobial resistance to diversity in clinical research.
Reclaiming narratives and celebrating changemakers in STEM
For Black History Month, a look at why reclaiming narratives matters in STEM, and the Black changemakers leading in science, tech, engineering and maths.
The importance of representation in clinical trials
A Race in STEM clinical diversity webinar on why minority groups remain underrepresented in clinical trials, and how to build more inclusive research.
Welcome to Washington: four key takeaways from the Annual Meeting of ISMPP
Four takeaways on inclusive hiring, representative studies, continuous DEI training and allyship, from the 2025 ISMPP Annual Meeting in Washington.
From common barriers to cultural competence: the New York Race in STEM roundtable
Highlights from a Race in STEM New York roundtable on cultural competence, transferable skills, and the business case for diversity in STEM.
Five key takeaways from the Race in STEM roundtable
Five takeaways from a Race in STEM roundtable on intentionality, visibility, trust, and looking beyond the same recruitment channels.
Introducing Steven Fuller and Race in STEM
Introducing Steven Fuller, founder of Race in STEM: a global community for empowered people of colour in science, technology and maths.
"Being Queer Is Beautiful" — An interview on non-binary awareness
For International Non-Binary People's Day, Steven Fuller interviews a friend on identity, allyship, and what non-binary representation means today.