Dina Ross
Media Training
 Dina began her career in the UK as a journalist with BBC Radio. She worked for six years as a broadcaster and producer with BBC World Service and BBC Radio 4, working on hard-hitting current affairs programs such as PM and The World Tonight.
In 1985 she joined international public relations company Burson-Marsteller. There she worked in the company's London and New York offices, creating media training and crisis communications training programs for organisations such as BHP, Glaxo, Phillips Electronics, Union Carbide, Boots and Unilever.
In 1990, Dina published her first book "Surviving the Media Jungle" an overview of media relations for business.
Dina migrated to Australia in 1993. She has participated as guest commentator on Radio 3LO and 3AW and has taken part in debates organised by SBS television.
Dina now writes feature articles for the Sunday Age, Panorama, Travelling Life, Vive, Winestate magazine and many other publications.
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