Adam Dyster

Adam Dyster is an expert in strategic communications and advocacy, currently leading stakeholder engagement at the BBC. With prior experience as a Parliamentary Advocacy Officer at the National Trust and a National Organiser for SERA, Labour's Environment Campaign, Adam has developed strong relationships within political circles and has a proven track record in campaign management and communications strategies. Previously, Adam worked as a Marketing Assistant at the Mercury Theatre and served as a Political Advisor to the Shadow Environment Secretary. Adam holds a First-class Honours degree in History from University College London and has contributed to various organizations, enhancing their stakeholder engagement and communications efforts.