Nadira is an International News Anchor, Broadcaster & Presenter.
As well as being an extremely experienced broadcaster and corporate presenter for a diverse range of industries, Nadira works extensively as a MC, host and moderator, chairing conferences, conducting interviews, facilitating company meetings, moderating political and topical debates and she hosts awards ceremonies.
She has interviewed hundreds of business leaders, politicians, royal family members and celebrities.
As a generalist, Nadira is able to expertly interview movers and shakers across any industry – from technology to finance, issues surrounding sustainability to AI, from smart cities, the future of urbanisation to healthcare, venture capitalism, investing in tech, digitalisation, optimisation of supply chains, gender inequalities, wealth disparities, conscious consumption and addressing cultural sensitivities through diplomacy in a divided world – she is in demand for being able to turn her hand to any given subject and ensure her speakers are in ‘safe’ hands to perform to the best of their ability.
She has worked in the events industry for many and is a regular for the Strategic Communications Summit, Global Manufacturing & Industrialisation Summit (GMIS), London Investors Show, International Broadcast Convention(IBC), GITEX Global, GITEX Africa, DriftX, Women in Finance, World Economic Forum, International Economic Summit, Future Investment Initiative, T20, etc
Nadira’s corporate strand has led her to work with numerous high-end clients including IDA Ireland, KPMG, Fujitsu, Shell, Royal Airforce (RAF), Microsoft, Samsung, European Union, iHasco and Flybe and works regularly for the likes of Reuter Plus, Reuters Events, Financial Times and ITN Business
Nadira’s broadcasting career began at the BBC (BBC Radio 4 to BBC Wales, BBC Radio 1 & 1xtra, BBC 5 Live, BBC Drama, BBC News, BBC Three, BBC Business and BBC Asian Network) and she continues to work for them as an independent journalist. She also continues to work for a range of channels including ITN, Channel 5, and a number of international news channels including Al Arabiya English.