Caroline Daniel

Caroline is a Partner at Brunswick, and specialises in technology, artificial intelligence and media, providing strategic communications advice to boards and senior executives at both FTSE100 companies and tech start-ups.

Her work includes advising on crisis situations, AI narrative development, IPOs, periods of intense change, financial transactions and stakeholder engagement. She is part of the global Brunswick AI Client Impact Hub.

She spent 17 years at the Financial Times in leading editorial roles including as Editor of FT Weekend (2010-2016), Opinion Page Editor, White House correspondent and technology writer. She has previously made broadcast appearances on BBC, BBC Radio 4, Fox and Sky News, as well as been a frequent moderator at tech and geopolitical events including Brilliant Minds, WebSummit and CogX.

Caroline was appointed as an Independent Adviser to the Editorial Guidelines and Standards Committee of the BBC from 2022 until 2025, and in 2021 was part of the Serota Review of BBC editorial processes, governance, and culture. She is member of the Trilateral Commission, a global non-governmental discussion group of leading executives and politicians; and is a Trustee of the UK’s leading non-fiction prize, the Baillie-Gifford Prize and of The Trampery, a social enterprise in London.