This newly-created role builds on Rosie’s deep passion for purpose-driven content and will enable her to focus all of her time at HELLO! - which will now be 3 days per week - on developing HELLO!'s reputation as a media brand with female empowerment and social impact at its heart, says the publisher.
Rosie will continue as media spokesperson of the brand, and implement new ways to engage the HELLO! audience on topics and causes close to the hearts of women in Britain today. She is open to expanding her network in this area and will work with talent, charities and brands. The magazines will continue to be edited by Thomas Whitaker (Hello!) and Jill Wanless (Hello! Fashion). Rosie will report to the CEO Javier Junco.
On her other days, Rosie plans to write more books – she is already a published author at Harper Collins – and she intends to have more time with her young family.
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