It was all I ever wanted to do as a kid (once I realised I didn’t have the maths and science smarts to be a vet), and it’s been a fantastic career.
I later joined Australian Gourmet Traveller as travel editor and deputy editor, before moving to News Limited where I became travel editor for The Weekend Australian newspaper and a food columnist for WISH magazine. I was a journalist for many years, completing my cadetship in Perth and then working on Australia’s last remaining afternoon daily newspaper, the Daily News, as a reporter and sub-editor.Īt 20, I joined the Bangkok Post as a business and finance sub-editor, then followed every young journo’s dream of working on Fleet Street, spending more than a decade in London with the Daily and Sunday Mirror newspapers and ESPN.Īfter moving back to Australia in 2004, I took on the role of managing editor at Woman’s Day magazine. This profile has left me with so many more questions about Michelle career and experiences, we will just have to catch up for a “strategic wine” to discuss further.Īfter many years of thinking about starting my own business, I took the plunge and launched communications consultancy PitchPerfect Media a year ago. Michelle and I have six degrees (or less) of separation with lots of common connections but we first met last year when Michelle was starting PitchPerfect Media. Michelle Rowe is Director of PitchPerfect Media, a Canberra-based communications consultancy. Managing the challenges of staff working from home.
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