Rosie Millard

Rosie Millard is a broadcaster and feature writer for The Sunday Times. She and her husband write a marriage column (Mr. and Mrs. Millard) for The Times' Body and Soul, and she also has a weekly column in The Independent's Saturday finance pages. She also writes for the Daily Mail and the New Statesman. She was the BBC's Arts Correspondent for 10 years and regularly appears on Radio 4 and BBC 1.

She was the arts correspondent for the BBC for a decade, reporting on such things as giant weather systems in Tate Modern, Hugh Grant's penchant for big knickers and the arrival of the Lindisfarne Gospels. All that plus more red carpet fandangos than you could shake a Vivienne Westwood earring at.

She wrote a book about why British art became hip (The Tastemakers, Thames & Hudson, 2001) and has just achieved a qualification in Art History from the Courtauld Institute.

She has four children who are all very amusing, and a husband who cooks like a dream. As everyone now knows, she also has a vast and hideous overdraft.

Rosie also chairs conferences and seminars and is a highly skilled conference facilitator and after dinner speaker. She has a wealth of experience hosting events and award ceremonies, both at home and abroad.

For more information visit Rosie's website: www.rosiemillard.com