Danielle Cluley
About Danielle Cluley
Danielle Cluley is a Content Editor at Thomson Reuters, where she provides clients with daily alerts on international financial rulebook updates. She has a background in freelance writing and internships, and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Modern and Medieval Languages from the University of Cambridge.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Danielle Cluley has been employed as a Content Editor at Thomson Reuters since 2016. In this role, she provides clients with daily alerts regarding updates to international financial rulebooks, organizations, and stock exchanges. She is responsible for proofreading a backlog of rule changes and amendments to Thomson Reuters' rulebook database. Additionally, she oversees the maintenance and updates of these rulebooks, utilizing HTML coding to ensure accuracy and accessibility.
Education and Expertise
Danielle Cluley studied at Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge, where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Modern and Medieval Languages, focusing on French and Spanish. Her education has equipped her with strong language skills that enhance her ability to produce and edit content effectively. This academic background supports her current role in providing timely and accurate content in the financial sector.
Background
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Danielle Cluley gained experience as a freelance writer at Quill Content from 2015 to 2016. She also completed a four-month internship in the Foreign Rights Department at Editions Gallimard in Paris, France, in 2014. Additionally, she volunteered for two months at the Moroccan Children's Trust in 2013, working in Taroudant Province, Morocco. These experiences contributed to her development in content creation and editing.
Professional Experience
Danielle Cluley has a diverse professional background that includes freelance writing and internships. Her freelance work at Quill Content involved creating content on a flexible schedule, while her internship at Editions Gallimard provided her with insights into the publishing industry. Her volunteer work with the Moroccan Children's Trust further demonstrates her commitment to community engagement and her ability to adapt to different environments.