Kirsteen Rodger, Head of Owned Content, AWS Communications

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Kirsteen Rodger, Head of Owned Content, AWS Communications

Kirsteen Rodger is Head of Owned Content for Amazon Web Services Communications, leading editorial and video production. She previously oversaw storytelling on science and technology topics for Nestlé, in Switzerland, and the Royal Geographical Society, in the UK. Prior to that she was a researcher and scriptwriter for MTV. A graduate of the University of Manchester, she lives in Seattle.
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