Robyn Foyster
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Robyn Foyster
Robyn Foyster is the founder and chief executive of Foyster Media, a multi-platform media company which owns The Carousel and Women Love Tech. Voted one of B&T's 30 Most Powerful Women In Media at the 2015 Women in Media Awards, Ms Foyster is an award-winning journalist, editor and media executive.
She was publisher and editor of Australia's three biggest flagship magazines - The Australian Women's Weekly, Woman's Day and New Idea. She was Group Publisher of Bauer Media Group's most successful and prestigious magazines including Woman's Day, Harper's BAZAAR, Cosmopolitan, Grazia, Good Health and Madison. Prior to that, Ms Foyster was Lifestyle Editor for Seven Network's Sunrise, and Editor-In-Chief of both The Australian Women's Weekly and New Idea. Voted Editor of the Year at the 2007 Magazine of the Year Award, under her helm The Australian Women's Weekly won the inaugural 2008 Australian Magazine Award for Australia's best mass market magazine and New Idea won the MPA's coveted Magazine of the Year award.
At age 23, she worked on Fleet Street as a feature writer and consumer columnist at the News International Newspaper Today in London. She also worked in Los Angeles as the US correspondent for Channel 4's The Big Breakfast and later ran the entertainment desk for GMTV, Britain's biggest breakfast show.
She was publisher and editor of Australia's three biggest flagship magazines - The Australian Women's Weekly, Woman's Day and New Idea. She was Group Publisher of Bauer Media Group's most successful and prestigious magazines including Woman's Day, Harper's BAZAAR, Cosmopolitan, Grazia, Good Health and Madison. Prior to that, Ms Foyster was Lifestyle Editor for Seven Network's Sunrise, and Editor-In-Chief of both The Australian Women's Weekly and New Idea. Voted Editor of the Year at the 2007 Magazine of the Year Award, under her helm The Australian Women's Weekly won the inaugural 2008 Australian Magazine Award for Australia's best mass market magazine and New Idea won the MPA's coveted Magazine of the Year award.
At age 23, she worked on Fleet Street as a feature writer and consumer columnist at the News International Newspaper Today in London. She also worked in Los Angeles as the US correspondent for Channel 4's The Big Breakfast and later ran the entertainment desk for GMTV, Britain's biggest breakfast show.
