Head of Communications
Aurora is a communications expert who has excelled across non-profits, the private sector, and government. She supported Frontline to become the UK’s most prominent social work charity and led impactful global campaigns at the Prime Minister’s Office. Now, she heads communications for the Centre for Public Impact in Europe, inspiring change makers to tackle the world’s biggest challenges and do government differently.
Aurora has a MPhil in Political Thought and Intellectual History from the University of Cambridge, and an MA in History from the University of Cambridge.
She joined the CPI team in 2021.
Aurora advised the Philippine government on developing ‘Make it Happen in the Philippines’, their first-ever international marketing campaign to attract foreign investment, which was launched with support from high-profile stakeholders, including the president and senior ministers.
Aurora built Frontline’s communications function during a period of significant growth, as the organisation tripled in size. She executed strategies that boosted the charity’s profile, leading national campaigns and securing national media coverage to establish the charity as the UK’s leading voice on social work.
At CPI, she is passionate about exploring and sharing new ideas – providing a platform for people to share their stories about how they’re spearheading change worldwide.
Aurora oversaw the production and launch of the first season of the Reimagining Government podcast, which explores radical new approaches to addressing global issues and spotlights government changemakers. The podcast reached the top 10 of Apple Podcasts’ Government charts in 13 countries and featured in the top 50 in 12 countries.
In her leisure time, Aurora enjoys travel, photography, music, and running, as well as spending time with friends and family.