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I was responsible for the strategy and implementation of a new partnership between the Chelsea Physic Garden, the Royal Hospital Chelsea, National Army Museum and Cadogan. I led on the development of a new brand and website and implemented new ways of collaborating and fundraising.

‘Nadine played an instrumental role in setting up the strategic foundations and then successfully developing the Chelsea Heritage Quarter partnership.’

– Sue Medway MBE, Director, Chelsea Physic Garden

As part of ongoing consultancy work for Art History Link-Up, I led a project to rebrand the Charity and create a new website and communications assets which has led to increased visibility and awareness.

‘Nadine is both visionary and collaborative in her work and brings great value to projects while being a pleasure to work with. She led a successful rebrand project with strategic foresight and excellent management skills.’

– Rose Aidin MBE, Founder and CEO of Art History Link-Up

Leading on communications during a time of change and Covid closures, my work helped the Barbican take a more proactive approach to corporate communications, particularly around Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.

‘Nadine is a highly experienced arts communications specialist, who is adept at finding opportunities and navigating challenges to deliver great results that are thoughtful and creative.’

– Will Gompertz, ex-Artistic Director of the Barbican

I devised a 5 year audience development strategy for Pitzhanger which included communications, membership retention, ticket pricing and events programming and has helped to ensure ongoing success for the organisation.

‘Nadine was invaluable in working with the team at Pitzhanger to consolidate our thinking on audiences, a crucial step to shape our strategy.’

— Clare Gough, ex-Director, Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery

This strategic work, alongside my support for Pitzhanger as Chair of the Communications Advisory Committee, led to my involvement in setting up the Ealing Book Festival in partnership with Pitzhanger. The festival, now in its third year, has brought authors such as John Boyne, Elif Shafak, Andrew O’Hagan, Natasha Brown, Sathnam Sanghera and Hanif Kureishi to Ealing.