Nicola Kalimeris

With over ten years of experience working with heritage, cultural, built environment and higher education institutions, I pride myself on being a resourceful and dynamic communications professional.   

I found my way to communications having first studied Archaeology as a degree and later an MA in Public Archaeology. I quickly discovered my passion for communicating archaeology and had my first comms role as a press officer at the Museum of London. Since then, I have been the Head of Communications at notable institutions such as the University for the Creative Arts and Museum of London Archaeology, as well as working as a freelance communications consultant. During this time, I’ve been fortunate to lead communications for a range of high-profile and complex archaeological projects, from Crossrail and the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme to Bloomberg London, The Stage and the Prittlewell princely burial.  

At Wessex Archaeology, I lead the communications and marketing team. I’m driven by a wish to connect people with places, ideas, brands and each other. My communications skills are varied from digital communications, content strategy and traditional marcomms to PR, reputation management and brand development. I greatly enjoy partnering with other experts to bring technical information and research to life - using insights to understand audiences and develop campaigns and content that truly resonate.