Robert Turner is the founder and President of Steel Stallions Consultants and for over a decade his work has included the negotiations with First Nation Communities entering into the Commercial Fishery as a result of the Marshall Decision and most notably his work with Millbrook First Nation, located in Truro, Nova Scotia. Robert has also worked with First Nations in Florida, New Mexico and Arizona. Robert Turner has worked and continues to work with senior levels of industry and government on international files related to technology transfer, sales, and procurement in China, Taiwan, Russia, Germany, Austria, and the USA. Robert' experience extends to the fields of seafood, aerospace, solar, wind, and bio-energy, pharmaceuticals, hospitality and gaming. Robert Turner has a proven track record in international business development and senior level negotiations.

Prior to Steel Stallions, Robert co-founded Scotia Premium Stamping in 1993 located in Debert, NS, a manufacturer of aftermarket auto parts (gas tanks), which he subsequently sold to the world's largest manufacturer of aftermarket gas tanks for vehicles in 1998. Robert began his career with the RCMP and served for 22 years as a Regular Member before his retirement, serving in several Canadian provinces and territories.