Sheree Barrett-Lennard (née Mutton) is the Founder and Managing Director of Reeton Media - a content marketing and communications agency. She is also an award-winning editor and journalist, screenwriter (8 Story Media Group), and former television presenter and newspaper columnist.
She also fronted campaigns for Priceline Pharmacy, Olay, Pantene, Westfield and L'Oreal Paris, and regularly appeared on 2UE Talking Lifestyle radio as a commentator and lifestyle expert, alongside Sally Obermeder and the late Jono Coleman.
Sheree later joined the Daily Mail as the Editor of FEMAIL - the newspaper's women's section focused on fashion, beauty, health, food, relationships and homes.
She has written for more than 50 Australian and global publications, including News.com.au, Nine.com.au, The Australian, Body+Soul, Good Health & Wellbeing, Business Chicks, The Australian Women's Weekly, Women's Health, Country Style, Mamamia, Whimn, 9Honey, 10Daily, and Kidspot.
Sheree also lectured journalism, media law and ethics, and feature writing for two years at the University of Wollongong (where she obtained a Bachelor of Journalism - Distinction - in 2009). She lives in Sydney with her husband, David, and their two daughters, Atalia and Aveline. Sheree is an avid traveller and lover of remote beaches and hazelnut gelato.
Through her business, she has worked with leading brands and organisations, including Clear Skincare, Chifley, The Sebel, Ego Pharmaceuticals, Shaver Shop, Priceline Pharmacy, McGrath Foundation, Destination NSW, Vivid Sydney, Pink Hope, Pallas Couture, AusDiagnostics, Chris O'Brien Lifehouse and Cubic.
Sheree is a master of storytelling with 16 years' experience in the media industry. She made her television debut at age 19, appearing on Foxtel’s Fashion TV in 2008 in conjunction with Sunsilk. Sheree’s performance received positive reviews for her professional delivery. That same year, Sheree secured a reporting role with Fox Sports News, while finishing a Bachelor of Journalism degree at the University of Wollongong. By the age of just 21, Sheree had interviewed some of the biggest sporting stars in the world.
Sheree spent three years at Fairfax Media (now Nine Entertainment Co.) as a reporter, covering politics, crime, health, defence, real estate and entertainment. Her work was published in a dozen newspapers, including The Sydney Morning Herald. During this time, the thrill-seeking journo didn't shy away from challenges, taking flight in an Army Black Hawk helicopter over Sydney Harbour and completing her firefighting training - all in the name of a good story!
Following a short stint in New York City as a freelance writer, Sheree returned to Sydney and began working for magazines, including It’s Your Business, Luxury Travel Magazine and Collective Hub.
Sheree went on to work for Australia’s biggest-selling women's magazine - The Australian Women's Weekly - for four years, first as the Digital Editor and then Health and Beauty Director. She interviewed a range of Hollywood stars for the magazine, including Dame Joan Collins, Eva Longoria, Cara Delevingne and Kim Cattrall, and hosted premier lifestyle events across Australia such as the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival (VAMFF) and Health & Wellbeing Weekend.
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