Nima Abu Wardeh is a leading authority on communication — helping experts, founders, and leaders turn visibility into traction by making the way they speak their ultimate competitive advantage. With 30 years of real-world experience on global TV, billion-dollar business stages, and behind the scenes with multinationals, governments, and world-class... Read more
Nima Abu Wardeh is a leading authority on communication — helping experts, founders, and leaders turn visibility into traction by making the way they speak their ultimate competitive advantage.
With 30 years of real-world experience on global TV, billion-dollar business stages, and behind the scenes with multinationals, governments, and world-class institutions, Nima knows how to shape a message that cuts through noise, survives ruthless edits, and gets remembered – by the people who matter.
An award-winning former BBC World presenter [her programme beamed into 200+ million homes every week for 12 years], she didn’t just tell stories – she decided which ones stayed, and which ones got cut. What got airtime. What got traction. And what got buried. She shaped the narrative for millions. Now she teaches her clients how to do the same.
Her signature framework, The BRILLIANT Communicator, is used by global leaders, rising entrepreneurs, and C-suite execs to handle pressure moments with clarity and control, land a message that drives decisions, own the mic — and the room — in any high-stakes situation.
Nima has been invited to work with, host events for, and train leaders across governments, quasi-government institutions, and organisations such as Accenture, PwC, Boehringer Ingelheim, EY, CitiBank, and AccorHotels — to name a few.
In addition to decades on global TV and stages around the world — moderating, chairing, and speaking at high-profile events — Nima also wrote a monthly opinion piece for Forbes Arabia, and a long-running weekly column for the UAE’s flagship newspaper focused on money and life.
Nima has an MSc in Medical Engineering because she is deeply interested in the ‘human condition’ — specifically, how we make decisions, what our brain pays attention to, how to help it remember information, and how communication triggers emotional and cognitive response.
She brings decades of sharp, no-fluff expertise in behavioural economics, financial literacy (especially for women), and the intersection of money and everyday life. She also founded the grassroots initiative UAE Saves Week, which trended nationwide and change people’s lives.
Nima is known for delivering practical, “how do I do it?” takeaways — with a mission to help people share what they know in a way that gets buy-in and real results. She has shared stages with, developed, and interviewed icons, leaders, royalty, and experts running companies and countries.
Why It’s Important: Visibility without traction is wasted energy. In a noisy world, being seen isn’t enough — you need to be chosen. Outcome: Experts and founders learn how to speak in a way that attracts the right attention and drives action. Deliver: A proven method to communicate to push away the wrong people and...
Why It’s Important: The higher the stakes, the less it’s about what you know – and the more it’s about how you say it.
Outcome: Senior leaders and execs communicate with confidence, clarity, and command.
Deliver: Strategic delivery frameworks for influence, authority, and trust in any boardroom or broadcast moment.
Why It’s Important: AI is flooding every platform with content. Audiences crave real, human communication they can trust.
Outcome: Leaders learn how to own their voice, deliver clarity, and stand out in a content-saturated world.
Deliver: Tools to speak with clarity, conviction, and precision — so your message isn’t just heard,...
Why It’s Important: Storytelling is a strategic tool – when used right. But at the wrong time? It kills momentum and results. Outcome: Professionals learn to use narrative as leverage – and when to hold back. Deliver: Story structures for credibility, clarity, and connection – plus the discipline to know when to lead with a...
Why It’s Important: Every communication moment is a conversion opportunity — but most messages leak trust, attention, or clarity.
Outcome: Teams learn how to hold the room, keep people with them, and drive next steps.
Deliver: Tactical tools for message retention, delivery rhythm, and powerful endings that land.