Nick Ferrari
Nick Ferrari is the award-winning host of LBC's "Nick Ferrari at Breakfast", a top-rated show with over 1.4 million listeners, known for his sharp journalism and regular appearances on TV..
Nick gave the event a fantastic kick start. He was both entertaining and relevant, seamlessly weaving his stories and experiences into our message. He set the pace and captured the imagination of the audience.
Barnet Education Business Partnership
Nick Ferrari is the award-winning host of "Nick Ferrari at Breakfast" on LBC, the UK’s leading commercial talk station. After a successful career in the national press, where he was Editor of "The Sun’s" Bizarre column and Deputy Editor of the "Daily Mirror", Nick transitioned into broadcasting. He was the Launch Editor of Sky News in 1989, before moving to New York as Vice President of News and Programming at Fox TV.
Nick joined LBC in 2001 and quickly became the host of the weekday breakfast show, where his sharp insights and engaging style have earned him numerous accolades, including two Sony Radio Gold Awards and two Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards. In 2021, Nick was recognised with the London Press Club Journalists’ Laureate for excellence in journalism.
Today, *Nick Ferrari at Breakfast* reaches more than 1.4 million listeners each week, and it’s the number one commercial breakfast show in London. Alongside his radio work, Nick is a regular guest on ITV’s "This Morning" and has appeared on "Question Time", "Newsnight", and "The Pledge". He’s even made a cameo on "Extras" with Ricky Gervais!
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