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Victoria Dilly is chief executive officer of the School Library Association – a national organisation that supports everyone who works in school libraries through training, advice, networking and professional development. Before taking up the post earlier this year, Victoria worked in education for 20 years, initially as a school librarian herself and then leading national education programmes for organisations such as National Literacy Trust, Royal Horticultural Society and Young Enterprise. She has a wide range of experience and expertise and a keen desire to enable children and young people to fulfil their full potential. An avid reader from a young age, Victoria believes in the power of stories to transform and is excited to be advocating for school libraries and all they do to help young people, and to expand the reach of the SLA so that more schools around the country can enjoy the benefits of a vibrant, well-resourced and well-used school library.