Nic Christensen

Nic Christensen has extensive work experience in the media and communications industry. Nic is currently the Head of Corporate Communications at the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia, where they lead a team responsible for amplifying SBS's work in serving Australia's multilingual and First Nations communities. In this role, they have overseen major initiatives such as the implementation of SBS's ESG framework and the launch of the SBS WorldWatch channel.

Prior to joining SBS, Nic worked at Nine, where they held various roles including Head of Corporate Affairs, Head of Trade and Internal Communications, and Head of Digital Communications. During their time at Nine, they played a key role in managing corporate communications across the company's divisions of television, radio, and publishing.

Before their time at Nine, Nic was a Deputy Editor at Mumbrella, where they covered news and developments in the media and marketing industry. Nic held multiple roles within the editorial team, including senior journalist, media/technology editor, and deputy editor.

Nic also has experience working as a Senior Producer at 2GB radio and as a journalist for The Australian and The Daily Telegraph. Nic has a strong background in reporting on digital and social media and has worked on investigative projects in collaboration with senior reporters.

In addition to their full-time roles, Nic worked as a freelance journalist during their university years, writing for media outlets such as The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The Punch. Nic successfully developed and published investigative stories in collaboration with senior reporters from Fairfax and News Corp.

Overall, Nic Christensen's work experience encompasses strategic communications, corporate affairs, journalism, and editorial leadership in the media industry.

Nic Christensen has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Political Science and International Relations from UNSW. They also have a Masters of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of Technology Sydney. Additionally, Nic has pursued further education in Business Sustainability Management at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) within the University of Cambridge.