Nicola Greene Email & Phone Number

London, Greater London, United Kingdom

London, Greater London, United Kingdom

• My current role at Heathrow involves supporting the business to communicate to 8,000 Heathrow employees and 76,000 Team Heathrow colleagues who work for partners and suppliers. My responsibilities include:
• Organising leadership events, including the annual colleague conference for 1,500 managers.
• Arranging online meetings, events and webinars using Microsoft Teams.
• Supporting the CEO and Executive Team on leadership communications, including script writing, drafting all-colleague emails and providing briefings.
• Crisis communications on-call roster to provide communications support during emergencies.
• Creating written content for the intranet, email newsletters and internal social media.

London

• The Girls’ Day School Trust is a network of 25 schools across the UK, with more than 4,000 employees. I was responsible for managing communications to GDST staff and stakeholders, which included:
• Development of communication strategies to share success and build a sense of community.
• Creating and managing new channels, including CEO briefings, the intranet, digital screens and a newsletter, using Drupal, Mailchimp, Planet EStream and TINT systems.
• Stakeholder management - developing strong relationships with a network of internal and external contacts.
• Producing digital content including videos, photography, graphics and copy.
• Managing communications for an office move and external brand campaign.

London, United Kingdom

• In my current role I am responsible for managing communications to City staff and stakeholders through a variety of channels. My responsibilities include:
• Design and implement the internal communications strategy aligned with the City Vision & Strategy 2026.
• Writing content for, editing and publishing the termly print magazine, City News.
• Line manage and support the development of Internal Communications Officer.
• Partner with colleagues across the University to build tailored communications plans according to the needs of individual departments.
• Build strong relationships with the local community by holding bi-annual forums, responding to queries and working with stakeholders like the Council, local politicians and decision-makers.

London, United Kingdom

As Communications Officer I was responsible for community engagement and promoting the university to key stakeholders. I oversaw the Campus Life section of the news website and created content including articles and press releases that capture the life of the university. I also produced digital content from social media, including live video, images and.

Basingstoke, UK

I worked at the AA as an internal communications and employee engagement specialist. My responsibilities included managing the intranet home page, all-staff emails, internal magazine, weekly e-bulletin and other corporate communication channels.

Andover

Helping to plan and co-ordinate the learning and development for people affected by cancer, volunteers and carers across the South.

This was a temporary position to assist with The AA's Wimbledon partnership. Key responsibilities included responding to enquiries about the Wimbledon Championships and providing a high level of service to customers.

I undertook an internship as Editorial Assistant for the magazine segment of the Vintage Seekers platform, a website that specialised in 20th Century collectibles and design. The role involved researching events, editing segments of the website, updating the calendar section of the magazine and writing articles.

• I completed a 3 month voluntary placement to help manage one of the UK’s most successful fundraising events. Responsibilities included:
• Writing and editing print and online promotional materials including factsheets, fundraising guides and newsletters.
• Building and maintaining strong relationships with local media, writing press releases, doing radio interviews and monitoring media coverage
• Utilising my communication skills to build rapport with supporters by phone, in writing and via an email campaign

2:1, Psychology Bsc

Activities and Societies: Arts Editor - Student Newspaper, Head of Marketing and Sponsorship - University Arts Magazine

Education record

3 A levels obtained. A grade achieved in Psychology, Media Studies, and B grade achieved in Politics. 2 AS levels obtained in English.

Education record

9 GCSE's at A* and A Grade obtained