Kaley Botting
About Kaley Botting
Kaley Botting is the Video and Audio Content Manager at Thomson Reuters, where she co-leads diversity and inclusion initiatives and produces various multimedia content. With a background in editing and content strategy, she has worked in the industry for over a decade and has experience in social media strategy development.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Kaley Botting serves as the Video and Audio Content Manager at Thomson Reuters, a position she has held since 2014. In this role, she co-leads the Global Leadership Team focused on diversity and inclusion initiatives. She organizes the 'Laugh at Diversity' evening event and collaborates with high-profile speakers to enhance customer engagement within Thomson Reuters Legal. Additionally, she develops and implements social media strategies for the legal division and produces content such as 'The Hearing' podcast and 'The Legal Debate Series'.
Education and Expertise
Kaley Botting studied at the University of Leeds from 2005 to 2008, where she earned a degree in Literature with a focus on English. Her educational background laid the foundation for her expertise in designing content strategies and programs for multimedia platforms. She also has a background as an editor and several years of experience as a producer, which further enhances her capabilities in content management.
Background
Kaley Botting attended Chesham Grammar School from 1998 to 2004. Prior to her current role at Thomson Reuters, she worked at Freedom Communications Limited as a Marketing, Accounts, and Helpdesk Assistant from 2002 to 2008. She also served as the Editorial and Rights Manager at WOODMANSTERNE PUBLICATIONS LTD for a period of nine months in 2011 to 2012. Her diverse work experience contributes to her current role in managing video and audio content.
Achievements
Kaley Botting has played a significant role in advancing diversity and inclusion initiatives at Thomson Reuters through her leadership in the Global Leadership Team. She has successfully organized events like the 'Laugh at Diversity' evening, which aims to promote awareness and engagement in these critical areas. Her work in producing podcasts and legal debate series has also contributed to enhancing customer engagement for Thomson Reuters Legal.