Mamamia Associate Editor Georgina Dent Returns To Women’s Agenda

Mamamia Associate Editor Georgina Dent Returns To Women’s Agenda
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Mamamia Women’s Network’s associate editor Georgina Dent has jumped ship and swam back over to her previous employer of Women’s Agenda, returning in the role of Contributing Editor.

Dent was the former editor at Women’s Agenda and was poached by Mamamia in August 2015, before making the move back in recent weeks after just over one year.

Women’s Agenda publisher Angela Priestley said in a post on the website, “A big welcome back to Georgie Dent, as our new Contributing Editor here on Women’s Agenda. Georgie’s appointment comes as we ramp up our coverage of the issues that matter to you, across politics, business, leadership, culture and life.

“Long-term Women’s Agenda readers will remember Georgie’s sharp style of writing and editing that make her one of the best journalists in the country focusing on issues affecting women. She’s a regular television commentator, a prolific social media and a HUGE advocate for evening the playing field for men and women at work.”

Announcing her return on Twitter, Dent said there’s “ALOT of work to do”.

In her first returning post, Dent added, “Today is the start of a new job. Or is it an old one? Either way, it’s exciting. It’s been fifteen months since I bid Women’s Agenda farewell.

“Since then I have had another baby: a third delicious daughter. And while plenty has happened in the intervening months, weeks and days, I was struck yesterday by how little has changed.

“I am thrilled to be back on board at Women’s Agenda: to help fight for change and keep you informed about the issues that matter.”

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