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Clare Riley is an experienced professional with a diverse background in brand management, content strategy, and marketing communications. Clare is currently serving as the Head of Brand & Content at Hometime, where they are responsible for overseeing brand development and content creation. Prior to this role, Clare worked as the Senior Brand & Content Lead at Metigy, where they played a key role in building the brand and raising awareness of the company's online marketing solutions. Clare also served as the Digital Content Lead at HCF Australia, where they led all digital content initiatives and implemented content marketing strategies. Before that, Clare was the Senior Marketing Communications Manager at HelloFresh, where they managed various marketing activities and led a team of storytellers. Additionally, they held positions such as Global Managing Editor and Content and Editorial Manager at SiteMinder, where they were responsible for developing and implementing content marketing strategies. Clare's earlier experience includes roles at Vapiano Australia, Adlux, and Dewberry Redpoint, where they gained expertise in PR, communications, and editorial management. Clare began their career as a Brand Manager for Topman. Throughout their career, Clare has demonstrated strong leadership and a deep understanding of content strategy, brand development, and marketing communications.

Clare Riley completed their Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Media Studies with a concentration in Print Journalism at the University of Westminster from 2002 to 2005. In addition to their degree, they have obtained several certifications. These include a Diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute, which they obtained in October 2020. Clare also received a certification in Coaching as a Leadership Style from Coaching Australia Pty Ltd in June 2020. Clare further enhanced their skillset with a certification in Time Management from the Australian Institute of Management in January 2019. Lastly, they completed a course on Writing for SEO at the University of Sydney in April 2016.