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Naga has always had a head for figures - maths was her favourite subject at school - yet it was a love of writing that led to her studying English literature and Language at Leeds University. Naga returned to London to get a postgraduate degree in Newspaper journalism which led to her first writing for the City Pages of the Evening Standard and regular contributions to the Business Section of The Observer.
She soon began reporting for Reuters Financial Television, then worked for CNBC Europe as a Senior Producer before becoming a Business Producer and Reporter for Channel 4 News after which she joined Bloomberg.
There she covered stories connected with the health of the Economy - guiding viewers through the start of the credit crunch, the collapse of Northern Rock and the economic downturn that hit Britain and the rest of the world. At Bloomberg Naga grilled central bankers, Chief Executives and Fund Managers.
Naga also has extensive live event experience, having hosted forums and interviews for both Bloomberg and the BBC, while corporate clients include numerous trade associations and financial organisations, chairing conferences, hosting awards and providing financial overviews on the economy.
Away from business and finance, she has a passion for music - she plays the Jazz Trumpet and Classical piano - and is also a very keen golfer.
"Naga has facilitated a number of events for us and is always a delight to work with. For a recent event our client commented that Naga was truly a professional and they would certainly be happy to work with her again." DRP Group
"Naga and Martin were both brilliant. We really couldn't have asked for a better host or speaker. In each case I feel they were the best yet. Naga was a delight to work with and once again engaged beautifully with the audience - a true professional, with charm and humility. Martin's after dinner speech was up there amongst the best I have seen - no question! They both helped to make the entire awards ceremony not only the biggest but also the best yet." Touchwave Media. Naga hosted the BCIA Awards and Martin Bayfield was guest speaker
"Thank you for your outstanding performance during the Forum. You did a wonderful job moderating panels that dealt with technical and not always easy topics. You made the panellists feel very comfortable on stage, you managed to keep the audience interested and us in the back relaxed and assured that everything would go well. Your positive spirit, uncomplicated and friendly nature were highly appreciated!" Naga was host and moderator for The International Atomic Energy Agency's Scientific Forum, Vienna -
"You were amazing. We were over the moon with how you delivered the stage presentations and thanks for all the scripting you were involved in, not to mention playing golf with us afterwards." Naga chaired and facilitated the Positive Solutions National Forum
Co-presenter on Breakfast on BBC1 in the mornings. She previously presented The World Today on BBC World. Newspaper credits include financial columns in the Observer and Evening Standard. Has hosted a range of conferences for us around the world, for leading companies and NGOs.
Clive Myrie is a Bafta nominated journalist and BBC news and foreign affairs presenter. He has reported from more than 80 countries on some of the most important news events over the last 20 years and is thoroughly versed on current affairs and politics. He brings professionalism, knowledge and intelligent analysis to corporate events. He has also led much of the BBC’s Black Lives Matter coverage.
Clive Myrie
Radio 4 Today programme presenter, formerly on BBC World. A long term friend of the company, who published her first book “The Rules” last year. It intends to "inspire, motivate, champion and encourage all women to reach their potential, at work or in life" by focusing on "the practical skills that make a difference.
Mishal Husain
Former BBC Financial presenter (credits include 'Working Lunch', BBC Breakfast and 5 Live) who is a popular presenter and speaker at corporate events. As well as chairing, he can provide economic analysis/reviews of the economy.
Declan Curry
As one of the BBC’s main national news broadcasters, Kate currently presents the One, Six and Ten o’clock national news bulletins. During the past two decades she has reported from Iraq and Afghanistan - as well as presenting a wide range of prime time BBC One programmes. Was on the most recent series of Strictly Come Dancing
Kate Silverton
Nisha is a journalist with over two decades of experience at the BBC, on the Money Programme, Panorama and as a news anchor on BBC World News. A popular host, she is also an experienced speaker, talking about how to improve your presentation and networking skills, so to better engage with your colleagues and clients.
Nisha Pillai
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