about Nick Ede
  

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​Nick Ede is a multi-award-winning TV presenter, brand and culture commentator and charity campaigner.

He is founder of the award-winning East Of Eden PR, Style For Stroke Foundation and Joyfulness Studios.

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Nick is a regular panellist on Good Morning Britain on ITV, the UKs most watched breakfast show and appears on Channel Five documentaries on a monthly basis. 

Nick is an intelligent, articulate, compassionate and amusing presenter who appears in the UK media daily commentating on current brand and culture stories. Whether it’s about the new England Football Kit, Air Fryers or Love Island his comments can be read in publications including The Spectator, BBC Culture, OK!, Newsweek,HELLO! Closer, Daily Mail, The Sun, Tatler, The Daily Express, Metro, Telegraph, Mail Online, Grazia and the Evening Standard. 

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Nick is the founder of the multi-award winning East Of Eden PR Agency who have worked with some of the biggest brands and celebrities in the world including Virgin Limited Edition, Next, Karen Millen, Recycle Your Electrical, Little Mistress, The Perfume Shop, Spanx, Puma, Absolut Elyx, O Beach Ibiza, I Heart Wines and many more. 

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Nick is known by many as 'Mr Charity' due to his passion for creating compelling campaigns for charities including BBC Children In Need, Football for Peace, ITV Text Santa, Pink Ribbon Foundation, Mothers 2 Mothers, Jeans for Genes, Diana Award, Variety the Children's Charity, MTV Staying Alive and Hollywood actress Eva Longorias, The Global Gift Gala.

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Over the past 20 years Nick has appeared on TV and Radio as a regular expert including Good Morning Britain, Lorraine, Trisha Goddard Show, OKTV, The Royal Box , Ultimate Matchmaker for W Channel, season three of Project Catwalk , 24 Hour Catwalk with Alexa Chung for Lifetime. He won Celebrity Ready Cook against Sinitta! and this keen interest in food led him presenting food strands and gourmet guides for shows including Taste on Sky One and Market Kitchen on UK Food. Nick has also been mentor on Diet On The Dancefloor, Celebrity Scissorhands, Petes PA and he organised a celebrity wedding from scratch for the hit ITV2 3 part reality show Michelle and Andys Big Day.

Nicks sharp wit and flair for story telling paired with his professional expertise make for a speaker who educates and entertains in equal measure. His candid and often hilarious accounts of building his career always captivates a room.

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STYLE FOR STROKE

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Nicks life changed when his beloved mother Eleanor died of a stroke on the 31st of August 1997 – a significant date that would be remembered by many people across the world as the day that Diana Princess of Wales was killed. Nick and his family suffered from their own loss, that of the family matriarch and family glue that kept them all together. After suffering a nervous breakdown and spending nearly a year off work to deal with his bereavement Nick felt the frustration of not knowing what a stroke was. He contacted the Stroke Association, the national charity for stroke in the UK and asked to meet them and to see if he could help in any way. After meeting with the charity and learning more about stroke, Nick decided to dedicate his spare time to raising awareness for stroke amongst the younger generation who invariably thought of stoke as something that only affected old people.

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Since 1998 Nick has spent countless hours of his time devoting his energy to making a difference. Because he isn’t particularity sporty Nick decided to put on a party to raise awareness for stroke. Thus followed 20 years of A Night With Nick , a star- studded party held in London that benefited the Stroke Association. Nick canvassed celebrities and influential people to attend his events to get the word out that stroke affects everyone and there is no cure. Since 1998 Nick has had support for his work from many household names including Kelly Osbourne, Zoella, Victoria Beckham OBE , Jamie Oliver, Jonathan Shalit OBE, Andrea McLean, Denise Van Outen, Naomi Harris OBE, Konnie Huq, Vogue Williams, Dame Arlene Phillips, Patsy Palmer, Kelly Rowland, Lorraine Kelly MBE and respected brands including Swarovski, Scamp & Dude and The Perfume Shop.

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In 2018 Nick launched Style For Stroke as a charitable foundation with the key aim to give grants to people under 40 who have suffered from stroke – helping pay for extra therapy sessions, practical care and repurposes their homes to accommodate their disabilities – he partners with InterAct Stroke, Same You and The Stroke Association. His latest campaigns have seen Nick collaborate with Fund Jumpers and Scamp & Dude to create sustainable jumpers with talent including Emilia Clarke, Laura Whitmore, Joanne Froggatt, Nicola Roberts, Naomie Harris and Nicole Scherzinger all supporting the campaign.

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Nicks work in the past 20 years has changed the lives of many people who have needed to have the support, help and energy that Nick gives to everything he does. He has been recognised with numerous awards including London Lifestyle Award (London Personality of the year), Scottish Fashion Awards ( Communicator of the year, Fashion Philanthropist of the year) , Life After Stroke Award for service to volunteering, Global Gift Award ( Philanthropist of the year) Last year, his agency EastofEden London was finalist for both PR Week’s Force for Good award and The Drum Scottish Event Awards for Charity Event of the Year. In 2020 Nick won the Dress For Success UK PR award for his contribution to charity.

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As a powerhouse who is passionate about people and purpose; who wants to make a difference Nick Ede is truly a unique character.