Renewable by 2030: Repowering Europe
[Exec Producer, Writer] Play as the Clean Energy Commissioner for Europe and find out if you can help the UK and EU meet 2030 clean energy goals...
Nellie de Goguel
Award-winning writer, producer, editor, comms professional
climate | sustainability | oceans | food | cities +
AlUla uncovered: unearthing the past to influence the future
[Exec producer, photo essay] Explore the archaeological discoveries that are shedding new light on ancient Arabia's history while reshaping the region’s development
Walking Through History
[Exec producer, photo essay] Meet the Saudi city’s expert team of heritage-keepers in a photographic journey through ancient history and contemporary culture destinations
Beyond stocks & bonds: why universities invest in private assets
[Exec producer, video] Some of the world's biggest universities tap into private assets to generate returns for future generations.
FT Audience Barometer Volume 5
[Exec producer, digital and PDF report] In this 2024 year in review, discover what’s on the minds of FT readers, from their feelings on democracy in 2024 to opinions on space tech.
AI in precision healthcare: how does it work?
(EXEC PRODUCER - visual explainer article) AI in precision healthcare: how does it work? From diagnosis to drug development, artificial intelligence is helping medicine become hyper-precise and personalised.
Finance as a force for good
(Executive Producer, Writer) How financial institutions can help reshape our food and energy systems to benefit climate, nature and people.
AI in the workplace
[EXEC PRODUCER - series of immersive articles on AI in the workplace]
Explore how AI is transforming the workplace, empowering CEOs, business leaders, and employees to make smarter, faster, and more creative decisions.
Explore how AI is transforming the workplace, empowering CEOs, business leaders, and employees to make smarter, faster, and more creative decisions.
Trust no one: digital trust in the age of artificial intelligence
[EXEC PRODUCER - immersive article] As networks become larger, more diverse and more difficult to control.
Human rights in wine: a beginner’s guide | The Wine Society
(WRITER) Do you always know who picked the grapes in your wine and how they were treated? Sustainability writer Nellie de Goguel explains the most important human rights issues in wine, and why they should matter to all of us.
The revitalisation of AlUla's Old Town
[EXEC PRODUCER - Immersive article exploring AlUla's Old Town]
More than 900 mud-brick homes form a densely packed maze of hundreds of narrow streets and covered alleys. This architectural approach was used in centuries past to create a sense of security and community. “You can go around in the town and see the labyrinthic way the houses were connected to each other continuously,” says Hatoon Alfassi, a Saudi historian and Honorary Fellow at Manchester University in the UK. According to Alfassi, this patchwork-like design also allowed women t...
More than 900 mud-brick homes form a densely packed maze of hundreds of narrow streets and covered alleys. This architectural approach was used in centuries past to create a sense of security and community. “You can go around in the town and see the labyrinthic way the houses were connected to each other continuously,” says Hatoon Alfassi, a Saudi historian and Honorary Fellow at Manchester University in the UK. According to Alfassi, this patchwork-like design also allowed women t...
What is unstructured data - and how can Gen AI unlock its benefits?
[VO artist] Unstructured data accounts for 90 per cent of a company's business, but it often goes untapped. Using AI, enterprises have the ability to finally utilise this treasure trove of information
Client Intelligent conversations - Episode 1: Where Is DEI headed In 2024?
(PODCAST HOST) In this series produced by FT Studio, we bring together industry leaders, academia and BCLP to discuss the big issues and trends shaping the future of business.
Next Gen News
(Executive Producer, digital and PDF report for Google and FT Strategies) Our research aims to better understand the future of news consumption in 2030 . To achieve this goal, we interviewed young consumers from Nigeria, India, and the United States to identify the news needs and preferences of the next generation."
Ethical vines | The Wine Society
(Writer) We all love a good deal, especially when the wallet is feeling a bit light. But cheaper goods often carry hidden costs. For better or worse we live within a system that encourages maximum profit by keeping production high, expenses low, and finding a ‘sweet spot’ price point that’s accessible (to most).
Maintaining low prices in the face of external pressures – resource scarcity, unpredictable weather caused by climate change, evolving regulation, higher taxes and tariffs (to name just a few) –
Maintaining low prices in the face of external pressures – resource scarcity, unpredictable weather caused by climate change, evolving regulation, higher taxes and tariffs (to name just a few) –
Farming for the future
(Executive Producer, Writer) How regenerative agriculture could boost biodiversity, combat climate change and support farmers while reshaping our food system for the better Any one of these [regenerative practices] alone is beneficial. Individually, they make impacts but, tied together, the benefits start multiplying significantly. In December 2022, more than 190 countries signed the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF), a historic “deal for nature” to protect and restore 30 per cent of the planet’s land and seas by 2030.
REPORT: Ocean health is planetary health | World Ocean Initiative
(Writer) The blue economy—from shipping to blue foods to valuable materials and everything in between—has an annual value of roughly US$2.5trn. If the ocean were a country, it would be the world’s eighth-largest economy.
In reality, the value of a healthy ocean and a sustainable blue economy is far greater. When you consider how many billions of people depend on the ocean for food and employment, how many millions of tourists travel to coastal towns to get away, and how many trillions of dollars will ne
In reality, the value of a healthy ocean and a sustainable blue economy is far greater. When you consider how many billions of people depend on the ocean for food and employment, how many millions of tourists travel to coastal towns to get away, and how many trillions of dollars will ne
Financing the Gulf infrastructure boom
(Voiceover artist - animation) Significant investment in transport, tourism and social infrastructure illustrates the potential of ambitious, investment-led, economic diversification programmes. This is particularly the case in the Gulf Cooperation Council (Gulf) economies, where inbound foreign direct investment (FDI) more than doubled between 2017 and 2022, and one of its members, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), achieved the highest FDI inflows in its history in 2022.
Sustainability Week Insight Hour: Home is where the heat is: greening homes on the path to net zero
Moderator and producer of an insight hour (panel) on regenerative farming
The Ocean and the Sustainable Development Goals (infographic)
[EXEC PRODUCER, WRITER] While the ocean fits neatly into SDG14: Life Below Water, it also plays a vital role in achieving the entire UN 2030 sustainability agenda.
FT Audience Barometer Volume 2
(Executive Producer) In this issue… Despite recent geopolitical tensions, FT readers felt more positive about global economic conditions than the previous quarter.Business confidence is in flux with considerable regional variations. In terms of company goals, cutting costs remains a priority, particularly in energy-intensive industries such as manufacturing and engineering.For readers in the UK, trust remains a key focus for business communication following a string of high-profile corporate scandals.In the first o...
How Asia-Pacific’s healthcare industry is shaping up for the future
(Voice over artist - animation) It is hard to overestimate the size and potential of the Asia-Pacific healthcare market.
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