Jennifer Savin is a multiple award-winning (and losing) journalist, editor and author, who is currently Features Editor at Cosmopolitan (the UK’s biggest glossy women’s magazine).

Her work mostly addresses issues impacting women, health + wellness, and culture – and she has a passion for undercover investigative stories (which have seen her go incognito to research everything from 'sex for rent' landlords to predators that harass women and teens on secondhand shopping apps).

As well as her day job, by night and in her spare time (fuelled by iced lattes … yep, even in winter) Jennifer is a fiction author, public speaker and documentary consultant, having worked on projects like the BBC’s Deepfake Porn: Could You Be Next?

She has appeared at events all over the county too, be it hosting a panel on imaged-based sexual abuse at London's Women of the World Festival to sharing health trend predictions at the Royal Society of Medicine.

Her debut novel, The Wrong Move, a twisty thriller about a millennial house share in Brighton gone hideously wrong was published by Ebury in April 2020. Book two – a coming of age love story that touches on first love, fame, mother-daughter relationships and growing up as a young woman in the noughties – is in the works.