Cate Sevilla Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

As Head of Editorial for the Google Cultural Institute, I worked on the overall content strategy and original content offering for Google Arts & Culture (our consumer app and website). I worked with the product, UX, and engineering teams on how our content was produced and appeared online, and with the global marketing, PR and content teams on major.

London, United Kingdom

As Director of Content Operations at DRIVETRIBE I was responsible for all content production, the structure and hiring of the in-house editorial team, and developing the overall content strategy for launch. Additionally, this included working closely with industry influencers, top manufacturers such as Porsche and Mercedes, as well as DRIVETRIBE's founders.

London, United Kingdom

As Managing Editor for BuzzFeed UK, I was responsible for managing the organisation and structure of the editorial staff, and overseeing the planning and operations of the team.

London, United Kingdom

As Homepage Editor for BuzzFeed UK, I was responsible for featuring all the top daily stories on the BuzzFeed UK homepage and determining the best content to promote and lead on the site. In my duties as the Overnight Editor for BuzzFeed, I was responsible for looking after the site while the US team is out of the office, as well as choosing which content.

London, United Kingdom

As Global Coordinating Editor for msnNOW, I'm working on the international roll-out of msnNOW in 11 international markets. I am responsible for selecting and distributing content produced by the US msnNOW team and making it available to the other markets for re-publishing and translating. I work closely with the European markets, helping them prepare both.

London, United Kingdom

As an online journalist, I specialize in pop culture, entertainment, and women's lifestyle. Most recently I have written for The Guardian, as well as numerous reviews and online features for Emerald Street, and Stylist Magazine.I've also been commissioned to write for online publications such as Yahoo!, Company Magazine, LP Creative Humans Magazine, MEIN.

BitchBuzz.com was a lifestyle website for women that spotlighted the best in style, food, sex, technology and everything in between – it ran from August 2008 until January 2013 and was one of the first websites of its kind. Independently run and privately owned, BitchBuzz was based in London and reached web savvy women on both sides of the Atlantic and.

As acting Digital Series Producer for Big Brother I was in charge of the digital team for Big Brother 2012, overseeing a team of writers/researches and VT editors. In this role I worked with the producers of Big Brother and Big Brother's Bit On The Side as well as teams at Channel 5 and Endemol to oversee the direction for both editorial and video content.

As Very.co.uk's V-Team "Tech Expert" I was on-hand to answer any technology related questions for Very.co.uk's friends on Facebook, as well providing gadget and tech shopping recommendations.This role involved filming two adverts - one with Fearne Cotton, and the other for the V-Team's monthly make-over competitions that aired on Channel 5.As the V-Team's.

London, United Kingdom

I wrote and presented the weekly web show, the Pop Hive. The Pop Hive is all about pop culture and entertainment, and serves as a showcase for female talent. I regularly interviewed and featured cool and interesting women who are helping to shape their respective industry.

The Oh My Blog workshop is a series of blogging workshops in London that can help "make your blog better, from the inside out". Each workshop is comprised of two, 45 minute long sessions featuring "guest mentors" who share their expertise, knowledge, and experiences with its participants. Offering bespoke corporate workshops in addition to their monthly.

As the online writer for Stylist Magazine I was responsible writing lifestyle and news stories, creating fashion and beauty galleries, as well as interviewing women such as Jacqueline Gold and Heather Jackson for features for The Stylist Network.

As an editorial contributor to the lastminute.com blog, I featured different types of "good stuff" in London and around the UK.

I joined the editorial team of Computer Weekly's blog for and about women in tech, WITsend, as a guest contributor in August 2009. I will be writing weekly stories for WITsend spotlighting women in technology, and tech stories affecting the female consumer.

As the Guest Editor for The Bittersweet Partnership's blog, I reviewed numerous pubs and beers, and even gave tips of how to incorporate beer into desserts. I also gave commentary on women's relationships with beer, and other topics such as why women prefer half-pint beer glasses.

I helped launch Dollymix in the March of 2007, and worked as its editor until I left Shiny Media in June 2008. I was responsible for it's editorial tone and style, daily content and weekly features, as well as managing our editorial team.

My responsibilities for TV Scoop included daily editorial tasks, reviewing television shows, and maintaining the relationships I had established with various PR agencies like Endemol, Princess Productions and channels such as The BBC, ITV and Channel 4.

Carmichael, California

During my time at Starbucks, I very quickly worked my way up to Shift Supervisor, and then to Assistant Store Manager in just over one year. In addition to being the youngest Assistant Store Manager in my region, I was also the youngest female certified Coffee Master in Northern California. As part of my responsibilities as an Assistant Store Manager I.