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Team Administrator & PA to Executive Director, What Works Centre for Children's Social Care
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Nishi works in the What Works Centre for Children’s Social Care, where she is supporting the management team as the Centre transitions to independence.
Prior to Nesta, Nishi worked in the Print Industry, nurturing her creativity and inner geek whilst helping to improve business processes. Before that, she worked at an International Humanitarian and Medical Aid Charity where she was EA to the CEO and managed the finance and administration of the London office.
Outside of work, Nishi likes experimenting with her Raspberry Pi, cooking up a storm to keep her teenage son fed and learning new practical life skills such as DIY, knitting and hair-dressing.
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