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In this event, we are joined by Caroline Bloor, one of the most influential journalists translating money content into lifestyle media stories, and Kara Gammell, freelance financial journalist and editorial strategy lead MoneySupermarket, sharing their insights into:
About Caroline Bloor
Over the years, Caroline has covered consumer and money content for a wide range of national publications from The Times, The Telegraph and The Mirror to Good Housekeeping, Red, Ideal Home, Cosmo, Prima, and Best. Before going freelance, Caroline was Hearst UK’s Consumer Affairs Director, Lifestyle division, for 11 years. In 2018, she founded Financially Fabulous, Hearst’s cross-brand campaign aimed at shaking up how financial content was delivered to the female audience. This highly successful drive led the way for many subsequent industry initiatives that focus on helping women take control of their finances. As well as delivering targeted money content across print and digital, she hosted events, edited special supplements, and delivered a fortnightly money newsletter. Covering everything from pensions and investing to money-saving hacks and financial scams, Caroline is a go-to expert for accessible money content in the world of women’s and lifestyle magazines. She currently freelances regularly for a range of publications, including Woman & Home, Saga, Woman’s Weekly, and Good Housekeeping and has a regular weekly money column in WOMAN magazine. She also works as a B2C copywriter and editorial consultant.
About Kara Gammell
Kara Gammell is an award-winning financial journalist with nearly two decades of experience writing for national newspapers and magazines such as the Daily Telegraph, the Sunday Times, Good Housekeeping, the Metro, the Independent, the Guardian, the Observer, Marie Claire, the Sun, and Cosmopolitan. She also leads editorial strategy and is a spokesperson for MONY Group plc, the listed savings-platform behind trusted brands MoneySuperMarket, MoneySavingExpert and Quidco. Kara regularly comments on consumer issues on television, podcasts and radio stations such as BBC's Rip-off Britain, ITV News, Talk Radio, BBC You & Yours, BBC Moneybox, BBC Wake Up to Money and Times Radio.