Katy Roxburgh marries her passion for conservation and sustainability with communications expertise to deliver tailored and expert advice to clients driving positive impact across the globe.

She is an experienced consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the public relations and communications industry with a strong focus on social development, gender rights, and environmental conservation. Katy has collaborated with a number of impact-driven clients on the development or expansion of their not-for-profit endeavours, including The Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development, The High Seas Alliance, The Brenthurst Foundation, 50:50 Parliament, and Weeva.

She is skilled at crafting media and communications content, advising clients on relevant geo-political dynamics, and offering strategic stakeholder engagement advice across corporate, political, and not-for-profit sectors. Katy is currently working with The Campaign for Nature (CfN) - a global campaign working to safeguard at least 30% of the world’s lands and oceans by 2030 while simultaneously advancing Indigenous rights and significantly ramping up global finance for conservation - as their Director of Communications. In this role, she also acts as Secretariat to their Global Steering Committee and supports their partners - the High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People - with their media and communications work.

Katy is also passionate about improving the number of women leaders both in the United Kingdom and globally. As part of her commitment to women’s leadership, Katy previously served as the Communications Advisor to 50:50 Parliament. During this time, she helped the organisation develop a fundraising campaign and associated promotional materials and worked on its media strategy around key events in Westminster. She has made multiple appearances on British national television and radio to promote gender equity in Parliament and is also on the Conservative Party Parliamentary Candidates List in the United Kingdom.

Katy holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Durham University and joined Atalanta in 2021, becoming a member of the Senior Leadership team that year. She now serves as an ongoing Advisor to Atalanta, focused on delivering lasting impact on the biggest challenges facing societies.