Cassie Britland
About Cassie Britland
Cassie Britland is a Content Specialist and Editor at Expedia, Inc. for Wotif Group brands, with a background in copywriting, captioning, and magazine publishing.
Title
Cassie Britland holds the position of Content Specialist and Editor for Wotif Group brands at Expedia, Inc., where she has been working since 2017. She is based in Sydney, Australia.
Professional Background
Cassie Britland has a varied career in content creation and editorial roles. She joined Expedia, Inc. in 2014, initially working as a Copywriter and CRM Specialist for a year. From 2015 to 2017, she served as a Copy and Content Specialist. Prior to her current role, she worked as an Executive Editor at Midnight Echo from 2013 to 2015 and held positions at Winning Group and Captioning and Subtitling International. Britland has also freelanced in London, contributing her skills as a writer and offline captioner.
Education and Expertise
Britland is well-educated with an academic history that includes a BA in Communication, Writing and Contemporary Cultures (Honours) from the University of Technology Sydney, and a Marketing Diploma from Sydney Institute of TAFE. She also earned a BA in Communication from the University of Technology, Sydney, and studied Journalism and Media Studies at The University of Queensland. Her strong academic background bolsters her professional expertise in writing, communication, and marketing.
Skills and Specializations
Cassie Britland is experienced in archival research and has a considerable knowledge base in modern and historical crime, focusing especially on women and poison. She writes with humor and empathy, often uncovering surprising facts and unusual stories. Her skills extend to magazine publishing and genre fiction, demonstrated by her role as the former executive editor of Midnight Echo magazine.
Current Projects
Britland is currently working on her first book, a true crime novel about her ancestor, Mary Ann Britland, who was the first woman hanged at Strangeways Prison in Manchester, England. Her work intends to provide a meticulous and empathetic exploration of historical crime.