Stanley has spent nearly 50 years working in India in the design and development of the textile and handicraft sectors, contributing to the growth and preservation of traditional craft knowledge while engaging with both rural and commercial production ecosystems. His career reflects a long-standing commitment to craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and sustainable development within these industries.

Alongside his professional work, Stanley has been actively involved in children's rights, supporting and helping to raise funds for a range of initiatives focused on improving children's welfare and opportunities. He has also shown a sustained interest in advocating for the rights of Banjara communities in India, with a focus on their dignity, recognition, and place in contemporary society.

On a personal level, Stanley has maintained a long-term connection with Amar, whom he first met when Amar was eight years old. Over the years, this relationship has remained meaningful, and Amar affectionately refers to him as “Grandpa,” reflecting the bond they have built over time.