Eleanor Mills

Times Bestselling author of Much More to Come, Lessons on the Mayhem and Magnificence of midlife -HarperCollins. Award-winning Editor. Founder of Noon.org.uk - home of the Queenager. Broadcaster and Keynote speaker

Eleanor Mills is a British journalist and media executive who founded Noon, an online platform and community for middle-aged women. Here are some key details about her:

Career Background

Eleanor Mills had a long career in journalism before founding Noon:

She worked at The Sunday Times for 22 years, rising to become Editorial Director and editor of The Sunday Times Magazine.1 3
She was previously the youngest features editor at The Daily Telegraph at age 26.1
Mills left her roles at The Sunday Times in March 2020.1 3

Founding of Noon

Mills launched Noon on March 8, 2021 (International Women's Day).1 2
Noon is described as an online media platform and community focused on middle-aged women.1 2
Mills started Noon after experiencing her own midlife transition and seeing a lack of resources for women in this life stage.6

Other Roles and Activities

She was chair of the Women in Journalism campaigning group from 2013 to 2021.1 3
Mills is the author of an upcoming book about "Queenagers" (her term for pioneering midlife women) to be published in 2024.4
She writes a weekly newsletter called "The Queenager with Eleanor Mills" on Substack.4 5

Personal Details

Born in 1970 in Camden, north London.1
Educated at St Paul's Girls' School, Westminster School, and Oxford University.1 3
She is married with two daughters.1

Eleanor Mills' LinkedIn username is eleanor-mills-88a8a827, as mentioned in the query.3