Lizzie is a communications professional with substantial experience working within integrated teams to support research, communications strategy, media engagement, and digital campaigns. She works closely with Atalanta across a range of clients with a particular focus on conservation and sustainability, the circular economy, and agriculture.

Lizzie has supported global and UK campaigns looking to drive policy change on global public health, education, biodiversity funding, and soil health. She has led major media engagement moments across the UK and globally,for clients including the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, the African Development Bank, Campaign for Nature, and Travalyst. 

Prior to working with Atalanta, Lizzie worked at the UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe. At UNESCO she provided copywriting and digital support to the Education, Science and Culture units operating in South-East Europe and the Mediterranean basin, as well as to the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC). She has also worked as a paralegal at a multidisciplinary firm, where she managed a varied caseload and represented clients in proceedings at the Central Family Court.

Lizzie holds a first-class degree in English Studies from Durham University.