About Me | Nat Hawley
About Me:
I am a successful business leader, social entrepreneur & trustee of multiple charities. I am an avid campaigner for people with learning differences such as dyslexia, which has led me to be nominated for a Pride of Britain award and have received recognition in person & in a speech by HRH The Prince of Wales.
I now work as a freelance filmmaker, having studied Television Production at Bournemouth University, and has worked in media, including at the London Olympics in broadcasting services, as well as collaborating with the BBC and smaller production companies.
I have worked at The Prince’s Trust in youth outreach and then Media Trust where I was responsible for strategy, content, marketing & delivering ‘The Vlogstar Challenge’. The project resulted over 2000, 16-25 year olds being trained in communication
In 2017 I joined Exceptional Individuals, the first employment partnership for dyslexic people, as Partnership & Community Manager, building on the passion that first inspired me to campaign for the rights of people with disabilities.
I now work as a freelance filmmaker, having studied Television Production at Bournemouth University, and has worked in media, including at the London Olympics in broadcasting services, as well as collaborating with the BBC and smaller production companies.
I have worked at The Prince’s Trust in youth outreach and then Media Trust where I was responsible for strategy, content, marketing & delivering ‘The Vlogstar Challenge’. The project resulted over 2000, 16-25 year olds being trained in communication
In 2017 I joined Exceptional Individuals, the first employment partnership for dyslexic people, as Partnership & Community Manager, building on the passion that first inspired me to campaign for the rights of people with disabilities.
- Nathaniel Hawley
• 14 publications and multiple national radio interviews around empowering youth and disability
Honours & awards
• Winner/nominated for 10 awards in leadership• 14 publications and multiple national radio interviews around empowering youth and disability
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