Rosie Niven is a highly skilled and experienced content editor and communications manager with a passion for creating and editing digital platforms, developing networks of contributors, and helping people tell their own stories in their own voice. With more than six years of experience in communications roles, and ten years of experience as a journalist reporting and writing features for online, broadcast, and print media, Rosie has built up expertise in technology, education, small businesses, social enterprise, social policy, environmental issues, local government, voluntary sector, regeneration, planning, architecture, politics, and public policy.

Rosie has a Bachelor of Arts in Modern History and Politics from the University of Sheffield, and has worked in a variety of roles over the years, including Communications and Events Manager for Science and Engineering South at UCL, University Liaison Manager for The Alan Turing Institute, Media and Content Editor for Jisc, Web Content Editor for Efficiency Exchange at Jisc, Web and Social Media Editor for Thomson Foundation, Freelance Journalist for BBC News, Freelance Journalist for Channel 4 News at ITN, Assistant Editor at New Start Publishing, Freelance Researcher for BBC Newcastle, Senior Reporter for New Start Publishing, and Reporter for Haymarket Publishing.