Wendy Hamilton
About Wendy Hamilton
Wendy Hamilton is a proofreader and copy editor with extensive experience in various industries, including financial services and non-profit organizations. She currently works at Copylab Ltd and The New York Times, and has a strong academic background in Hispanic Studies, International Relations, and International Peace Studies.
Work at The New York Times
Wendy Hamilton has been working as a Proofreader and Copy Editor at The New York Times since 2016. Her role is freelance, allowing her to contribute to the publication while managing other professional commitments. In this position, she focuses on ensuring the accuracy and clarity of content, maintaining the high editorial standards associated with the publication.
Current Employment at Copylab Ltd
Since 2019, Wendy Hamilton has been employed at Copylab Ltd as a Copywriter and Editor. Based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, she writes tailored content for clients in the financial services sector. Additionally, she edits a variety of fund commentaries, contributing to the company's reputation for high-quality financial writing.
Previous Experience at S&P Global Ratings
Wendy Hamilton worked at S&P Global Ratings from 2006 to 2014 as a Relationship Manager for EMEA Structured Finance & Corporates. During her eight years in this role, she developed expertise in client relationship management within the financial services industry, focusing on structured finance products and corporate clients.
Educational Background
Wendy Hamilton studied at the University of Aberdeen, where she earned a Master of Arts degree in Hispanic Studies and International Relations from 1996 to 2001. She furthered her education at Trinity College Dublin, obtaining a Master of Philosophy in International Peace Studies from 2002 to 2004. Her academic background supports her diverse professional roles across various sectors.
Experience in Non-Governmental Organizations
Wendy Hamilton has experience working in the non-governmental sector, including a position as Development Team Administrator at Save the Children UK for eight months in 2005. This role involved budget oversight and administrative support, contributing to her understanding of operational functions within leading NGOs.