Sue Douglas is one of the richest Journalist from United Kingdom. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Sue Douglas's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Born in London her education was at the Tiffin Girls School in Kingston. After finishing with an honours first class degrees in Biology in addition to Biochemistry at Southampton University, she began her career in 1978 working for the management consultancy Andersen Consulting. Then she became an medical journalist for Haymarket Publishing. Then, in South Africa (1979-81) she was employed by South African Sunday Express and The Rand Daily Mail. South African Sunday Express and The Rand Daily Mail.
Relocating back to Britain around 1981, the journalist started working for Daily Mail and News of the World In 1982, she was hired by in the Mail on Sunday. At first, she was a medical correspondent. she was elevated as associate editor for the newspaperand later assistant editor of Daily Mail in 1987. After joining The Sunday Times in 1991 and becoming deputy editor. Douglas established The Sunday Times’s Style & Culture sections, and relaunched The Sunday Times magazine, she was part of the Insight investigative team , and introduced a variety of columnists and writers such as Julie Burchill, Jeremy Clarkson, Taki, Melvyn Bragg and Douglas’ (then) husband writer and historian Niall Ferguson.
Early in the following month it emerged that she was to head a wholly owned subsidiary of Trinity Mirror called Sunday Brands. The leading publication would be the Sunday People, with other titles from the group, but these would not include the Sunday Mirror. The Sunday Brands was soon dropped, with Douglas’ role changing to offering a digital version of the Sunday People. In the end, the new website, launched in November 2013, did not meet Trinity Mirror’s financial targets and closed in January 2014 when Douglas left the company.
