Emma Rosen

Emma Rosen spent a year experiencing 25 different jobs before her 25th birthday. There was archaeology in Transylvania, tour guiding amid violent protests in Venezuela and investigative journalism with The Telegraph. Then there was being an extra in a movie, alpaca farming in Cornwall and assisting the British Council's crisis team during the terror attack on Parliament in March.

From this diversity of experience, Emma is now a commentator on Millennials and Gen Z in the workforce and the future of work.

Her book, The Radical Sabbatical, was published in Jan 2019 and was named the FT’s business book of the month, receiving coverage from The Times, BBC Breakfast, i paper, BBC Radio 4, Stylist magazine and The Telegraph. She is also an experienced TED speaker, and is regularly