Nigel Pierce enjoys a wealth of media and broadcasting experience having worked as a prime time presenter for two of South Africa’s top broadcasters during the past 20 years. 

His talent for radio first became apparent in 1990 when he started at UCT Radio while studying at the University of Cape Town.  This was followed by a stint at community radio station Peace FM between 1994 and 1995.

After completing his BA LLB LLM, Nigel applied to the SABC to pursue a career in radio. He was hired by Good Hope FM in 1998. He joined 94.5 KFM in 1999. He subsequently returned to Good Hope FM in 2000. In 2002 he moved to 567 Cape Talk where he remained until 2004. Later that year he returned to Good Hope FM.

Over the past 20 years, Nigel has interviewed many superstars and captains of industry, from Sol Kerzner, Raymond Ackerman, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, Helen Zille, Oprah Winfrey, Clem Sunter, Chris Rock, Kanye West, Akon, Fatboy Slim, Bow Wow to Public Enemy.  The result is a wealth of experience which he is now able to offer to the corporate world.

His business focuses on public relations, communication, events, developing concepts and corporate image. On air. Off air. Open air.   

But his experience isn’t limited to South Africa.  Since 2000 Nigel has participated in a number of international outdoor broadcasts.  In 2000 he broadcasted from New York City for the Delta Airlines inaugural flight between Cape Town and Atlanta.  This was followed by broadcasts in 2001 from the October Fest in Munich, and from Old Trafford for a Manchester United v Arsenal game.  In 2004 he was in Frankfurt for SAA’s inaugural flight from Cape Town to that city and, in 2004, he attended the prestigious J&B Whisky Festival in Scotland where he broadcasted from Drumuir Castle.

He is a keen runner and cyclist and participates in several of the city’s leading marathons and ultra-marathons as well as the biggest timed cycle race in the world.

Nigel is a keen supporter of The Macsteel Maestros Life Skills Programme at the Sports Science Institute of South Africa. Nigel has raised millions of rands over the last twenty years through his various CSI projects.

He also came 7^th in the Top 50 list of GQ Magazine’s Best Dressed Men of The Year Awards 2005.

Nigel loves to travel and says “if I could travel everyday I’d be thrilled”.