Sony |
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 I spent five years as Global Content Manager for Sony, managing digital strategies from the UK.
Last year, I was recruited to the Sony North America team, which led me to make a huge life move across the pond for the company I love. Currently, I head up the digital team for Sony North America, where I manage all web activities for Sony Professional Imaging Solutions in the US and Canada. |
PriceRunner |
 I was head of editorial management and digital content for leading shopping comparison site PriceRunner.
During my time at this website, I wrote, edited and produced all unique content: buying guides, blog posts, social posts and articles on tech, online shopping and money saving. I managed all multi-channel content and delivered it commercially on a global scale. And I launched a new blog: Switched On Tech. |
Trinity Mirror plc (now Reach) |
 I was the online editor for digital classified arm of Trinity Mirror plc (now Reach), which was then and is still the UK’s largest newspaper publisher.
Managing over 50 industry vertical websites including women’s lifestyle, career advice and recruitment, finance and accountancy, legal, and property, I wrote the monthly lead page of editorial for the Wharf newspaper, weekly career advice and industry newsletters for seven brands, sent to a database of 1 million candidates. I also wrote advertorial, PRs and alias columns, including CV writing tips. |
DSGi (now Currys PC World) |
 I worked as contract web editor for Dixons, Currys and PC World (formerly DSGi), coding, adding product descriptions and teaching myself all-things digital.
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Everything’s Rosie |
 In my early days in editorial, I worked in children’s television as a script editor on the popular CBeebies’ pre-school animation Everything’s Rosie.
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Inside Welsh Recruitment Magazine |
 My first ever editor role straight after I graduated was for Inside Welsh Recruitment e-magazine and Welsh Recruitment print magazine, where I wrote about HR, the job market in Wales and gave out career advice.
Below is one of my first articles in print.
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