Caelin Robinson
About Caelin Robinson
Caelin Robinson is a Publications Officer with a background in publishing and law, holding a Bachelor of Arts in English and multiple Master's degrees. Currently based in London, he has extensive international work experience in both Canada and the United Kingdom.
Current Role at ODI
Caelin Robinson serves as a Publications Officer at the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) since 2017. In this role, Robinson is responsible for managing and overseeing the publication process, ensuring that materials are produced efficiently and meet the organization's standards. The position involves collaboration with various teams to enhance the visibility and impact of ODI's research and policy work.
Professional Experience
Robinson has a diverse professional background in publishing and law. Prior to joining ODI, Robinson worked at the House of Commons as a Deputy Publishing Manager for a brief period in 2017. Additionally, Robinson held the position of Production Editor at the Financial Times from 2013 to 2016. Earlier in the career, Robinson gained experience as an Editorial and Production Assistant at Anthem Press and as a Legal Assistant at Mckercher LLP.
Educational Background
Robinson holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Regina, completed between 2004 and 2011. Furthering academic pursuits, Robinson earned a Master's degree in Publishing from Simon Fraser University from 2011 to 2013. Robinson also studied Law at The University of Law, achieving a Master's degree from 2019 to 2021. This educational background combines expertise in both creative publishing and legal studies.
Creative Projects at the Ministry of Justice
Since 2019, Robinson has worked as a Creative Artworker at the Ministry of Justice in London. In this role, Robinson has contributed to various creative artwork projects for Design102, focusing on enhancing visual communication and design within the ministry's publications.
International Work Experience
Robinson has gained international work experience, having worked in both Canada and the United Kingdom. This experience has provided a broad perspective on publishing practices and legal frameworks in different cultural contexts, enhancing Robinson's professional capabilities.